Mr
Matthew Antulov
Developer
Matthew Antulov

My role in the department

Mr Antulov is a developer within the Systems Modelling branch in DPIRD’s Farming Systems Innovation Directorate.

Matthew works on a project to create a new whole-farm model that can ingest farm management records and generate thousands of possible outcomes using Monté Carlo simulations. The model can account for seasonal variability in weather and commodity prices and provides various management options for the farm along with the possible economic impacts of each option.

Currently the model being developed uses the iLime model as its basis to generate whole-farm liming strategy options.

These models are used to provide farmers and primary producers with decision tools that assist them in making economically viable decisions for both the short and long-term future.

Contact information

+61 (0)8 9368 3563

My background

Matthew is a recent university graduate having completed his Bachelor of Science (Computing) degree at Curtin University in 2022, specialising in Computer Science. He has a combination of modelling, programming and project management skills that he has picked up across his studies and recent full-time career.

Previously, Matthew served as a part-time intern with BHP Billiton in the Simulation Modelling team within the Supply Chain Planning branch. Prior to starting his degree at university in 2019, Matthew finished his Year 12 High School studies, achieving a 94.7 ATAR ranking in the process.

Projects

  • WA Farm Data Sharing Project (FA099)

Key Expertise

Simulation Modelling, Julia programming, Java programming, .NET Core programming (including C#), Data Analysis, Algorithm Design

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Science (Computing), Curtin University, Australia, 2022
  • Western Australian Certificate of Education (WACE), Australia, 2018

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