I'm a first-year student at MIT planning on majoring in the recently proposed Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making major. Over winter break I'll be reviewing mathematics for computer science and reading books on productivity and leadership.
Relevant completed coursework:
Functional Programs and Computer Organization, Introduction to Computer Science Programming in Python, Robotics: Vision Intelligence and Machine Learning, Classical Mechanics, Introduction to Neuroscience, Engineering 1, Multivariable Calculus and Linear Algebra, Formal Logic, Topology, and Number Theory.
Cryptography and Cryptocurrencies
AI, Computer Vision, and Machine Learning
User Interface/User Experience
Open Source Software
Robotics
Math
Piano
During semester: Limited availability between classes and extracurriculars (ultimate frisbee and AIM labs), but I'm always happy to chat.
Winter break: Quite available. I'll be working on personal projects, reviewing mathematics for computer science, and reading many books.
Summer break: I am excited to be returning as a software engineer intern at Algorand.
I started web development in second grade when I was nine years old. In fifth grade, I stayed up for three days straight and began learning JavaScript entirely from StackOverflow answers. I loved the challenge – I'd built twelve apps before taking my first computer science course.
I competed on two competitive robotics teams during high school and was nominated as a FIRST Tech Challenge Dean's List Semi-finalist. I'm constantly working on one app or another, and enjoy learning about new technologies to improve my apps.
I've had the opportunity to participate in four software engineering internships prior to college that have included working in team settings that have used agile development and speaking about my work in front of live audiences at developer conferences.
he/him/his