CFD4Industry | Episode 4: Kanchan Garg

Kanchan shares how she went from CFD developer to CTO to Product Manager.
0:00 - Introduction
0:28 - About Kanchan Garg
1:07 - Kanchan Introduces herself
5:55 - First exposure to CFD
9:54 - Turning points in understanding CFD
14:02 - Using commercial code vs writing your own
18:09 - Path to CTO of Sukra Helitek
25:05 - CFD mentors
27:35 - Current role at SimScale
33:16 - CFD Advice
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Special Thanks to Harriet Randall for the podcast production.

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[@ganeshyng5403]

It was a great talk!, as a student it give me some guidance to success in CFD industry.

[@CFD4Industry]

Kanchan has a lot of experience and I'm glad you found it valuable!

[@pgsadees]

It's a really nice conversation had you both with strong subject matters.

[@CFD4Industry]

Kanchan had a lot of valuable experiences to share!

[@massinlaaouaj]

Great talk!

[@CFD4Industry]

Thanks for sharing--Kanchan knows her stuff!

[@the24thintrovert]

Is comsol or ansys fluent used more in indian industries?

[@CFD4Industry]

That's a great question. I'm pretty sure that Fluent has a larger marketshare. But more importantly, I think when you focus on physics first, learning a new interface is much easier when you know what's going on under the hood.

[@oliviermvudiderand2372]

Wonderful!

[@CFD4Industry]

I'm really glad Kanchan was willing to contribute her perspectives and insights!

[@K.B.designco.]

Great stuff!

[@CFD4Industry]

Thanks, Kaleb!

[@johanfrancis2001]

🔥🔥🔥

[@CFD4Industry]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@tomathew]

Great talk 🎉

[@CFD4Industry]

Kanchan has impressive experience. Glad you liked it!