Full-stack HPC performance engineering
for nuclear simulation codes
Decades of production Fortran, C, and C++ HPC code accumulate performance debt. We find it, measure it, and eliminate it.
+ nuclear operators · simulation software vendors · reactor design firms
From scan to deployment
in three phases
Free Audit Scan
Submit your repository (or grant read access). Our automated scanner maps the codebase, profiles hot paths, and generates a preliminary performance fingerprint.
Performance Report
You receive a detailed report: every bottleneck ranked by impact, root-cause analysis, and a concrete optimization roadmap with projected gains per fix.
Implementation & Guarantee
We implement all optimizations on a feature branch. Benchmarked before and after. If we don't hit the guaranteed threshold, the engagement is free.
Transparent, outcome-based pricing
Choose the audit depth that matches your codebase. All three tiers are available directly through Stripe.
Automated + manual HPC performance scan for focused nuclear simulation audits.
- ◆Up to 50K LOC
- ◆Fortran, C, and C++ codebases
- ◆Automated + manual performance scan
- ◆Detailed bottleneck report
- ◆>=3 actionable optimization paths
- ◆Estimated performance gain
- ◆Implementation roadmap
Complete refactoring package for production nuclear simulation codebases.
- ◆Up to 200K LOC
- ◆Complete codebase refactor
- ◆Vectorization pass
- ◆MPI/OpenMP tuning
- ◆Memory layout refactor
- ◆Wall-time benchmark analysis
- ◆>=20% wall-time reduction guarantee
- ◆Full refund if threshold is missed
Unlimited-scope audit and refactoring engagement for labs, operators, and defense teams.
- ◆Unlimited LOC audit + refactoring
- ◆12-month support
- ◆Priority SLA
- ◆National lab ready
- ◆Nuclear operator programs
- ◆Defense agency engagements
All prices in USD · Full Refactor includes ≥20% wall-time reduction guarantee · NDA available upon request
Your code is leaving
performance on the table.
Send us your repository link or grant read access. We'll run a no-cost automated scan within 48 hours and show you exactly what's slowing your code down.