Krystian Link

Krystian is a CFD application engineer at RandSim with over 10 years of product development experience in the automotive and manufacturing industries. His simulation experience focuses on vehicle thermal management, external aerodynamics simulations, and HVAC systems, including a publication in SAE’s Journal of Commercial Vehicles ("CFD Windshield Deicing Simulations for Commercial Vehicle Applications"). After completing his MBA at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business, Krystian became even more passionate about building and implementing strategic solutions that not only address customers’ simulation needs, but also their business goals.

  • Simulation Inefficiencies: Quick Fixes for Common Slowdowns

    Simulation Inefficiencies: Quick Fixes for Common Slowdowns

    We often focus on reducing inefficiencies in product development through simulation. Whether it’s speeding up lengthy physical testing, minimizing design rework with strong conceptualization, or ...

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  • Ansys Discovery or Flagship Tools:  The Right Tool For The Right Job

    Ansys Discovery or Flagship Tools: The Right Tool For The Right Job

    Comparing the benefits of fast and easy-to-use tools like Ansys Discovery to the more advanced capability flagship tools like Ansys Fluent, Mechanical, or HFSS.

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  • Is GPU Computing Right for Your R&D Simulation Needs?

    Is GPU Computing Right for Your R&D Simulation Needs?

    Are GPUs the best path for your HPC needs? The answer to that question is “Can your business afford not to use them?”

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  • Mixing Simulation Art & Science: CAD Defeaturing, Mesh Types & Hardware Configuration

    Mixing Simulation Art & Science: CAD Defeaturing, Mesh Types & Hardware Configuration

    Simplifying models, choosing mesh types, and configuring hardware for simulation software all can slow down or speed up the simulation workflow. In this blog post, we’ll walk through these choices.

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  • Factors Influencing Internal vs. External Hiring for Team Augmentation

    Factors Influencing Internal vs. External Hiring for Team Augmentation

    Candidates that have spent significant time in product development (whether design, simulation, physical validation or a combination thereof) bring a wealth of knowledge to a simulation team.

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  • Standard Work Procedures for Repeatable Excellence

    Standard Work Procedures for Repeatable Excellence

    While having standard work procedures for all simulations would be the ideal scenario, every company’s product development cycle and product portfolio has a high degree of variability.

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  • Tribal Knowledge: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

    Tribal Knowledge: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

    To be best-in-class for product development, a company needs to keep challenging themselves, their staff, and their product to grow and remain competitive. Relying too extensively on tribal knowledge

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  • Simulation Software as a Marketing Tool

    Simulation Software as a Marketing Tool

    Is your company already using simulation software to reduce the cost of product development? Are you developing a business case recommending simulation software?

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  • The Case for Simulation

    The Case for Simulation

    Manufacturers of all sizes are looking to reduce costs and time to market. Simulating designs in a virtual environment instead physical testing delivers both.

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  • A-to-B Comparison Simulations: Efficiency-Driven Product Development

    A-to-B Comparison Simulations: Efficiency-Driven Product Development

    You have been tasked with developing a new product. It is a clean-sheet design with a reasonably large budget and enough resources to launch a robust, best-in-class product.

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  • Simulation: Seeing Beyond the Technical Benefits30:58

    Simulation: Seeing Beyond the Technical Benefits

    Rand Simulation will be discusses simulation’s impact on a company with particular emphasis on driving business value through its adoption. We will cover an initial discussion on what simulation is, h

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  • The Business Impacts of Engineering Simulation

    The Business Impacts of Engineering Simulation

    Rand Simulation will be discussing simulation’s impact on a company with particular emphasis on driving business value through its adoption.

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  • Building Synergy Between Physical Testing & Simulation Teams

    Building Synergy Between Physical Testing & Simulation Teams

    Your design engineering and simulation team have an iterative design process in place, but how do you ensure that same robust relationship with your physical testing and simulation teams?

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  • Simulation’s Purpose in Product Development

    Simulation’s Purpose in Product Development

    A discussion of where simulation can reside in the product development cycle as well as the engineering input it provides into the product design, release, and launch processes.

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  • Strategic R&D Growth with Simulation

    Strategic R&D Growth with Simulation

    How does a startup or small company achieve this end goal of having a world-class R&D department which can leverage simulation to complement physical testing?

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  • Engineering Simulation in Product Marketing

    Engineering Simulation in Product Marketing

    Despite common perceptions, simulations provide more value than just engineering insight. It can tell a story about your product while increasing brand perception, mitigating bias, and building trust.

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  • Does Simulation Save Development Dollars?

    Does Simulation Save Development Dollars?

    Simulation doesn’t just focus on robust product development.  It cascades monetary savings throughout the product development pipeline.

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  • Steady State or Transient Simulations: What Do I Really Need?

    Steady State or Transient Simulations: What Do I Really Need?

    Learn about when and why you would choose a steady state or transient simulation.

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