2022-2023

Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Cambridge, MA

Master's of Engineering Program in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Relevant Coursework:

• 6.5900 Computer System Architecture | Fall 2022

2018-2022

Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Cambridge, MA

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

GPA: 5.0

Relevant Coursework:

• 6.0001 Introduction to Computer Science Programming in Python | Advanced Standing Exam Fall 2018
• 6.03 Introduction to EECS via Medical Technology | Spring 2019
• 6.004 Computation Structures | Spring 2019
• 18.03 Differential Equations | Spring 2019
• 6.002 Circuits and Electronics | Fall 2019
• 6.009 Fundamentals of Programming | Fall 2019
• 6.042 Mathematics for Computer Science | Fall 2019
• 6.UAT Oral Communication | Spring 2020
• 6.031 Elements of Software Construction | Spring 2020
• 6.006 Introduction to Algorithms | Spring 2020
• 6.012 Nanoelectronics and Computing | Fall 2020
• 6.837 Computer Graphics | Fall 2020
• 6.1311 Power Electronics Laboratory - Independent Inquiry | Fall 2020
• 6.041 Introduction to Probability | Fall 2020
• 6.036 Introduction to Machine Learning | Fall 2021
• 6.046 Design and Analysis of Algorithms | Fall 2021
• 6.858 Computer Systems Security | Spring 2022
• 6.888 Secure Hardware Design | Spring 2022

2014-2018

Copley High School - Copley, OH

Salutatorian, Summa Cum Laude, GPA 4.68

Relevant Coursework

• AP Computer Science A | 2016-2017

June 2022 - August 2022

Cascodium - Andover, MA

Summer Intern

• Added features and fixed bugs on an embedded system in C, and a corresponding GUI in C++
• Redesigned a PCB for a measurement device to improve accuracy
• Designed a regression model for prediction and explored different types of models for their accuracy
• Researched algorithms for a signal processing task and simulated the effect of noise, frequency, and other parameters on their results to compare different methods
• Developed an electric model for a physical process and evaluated its shortcomings

June 2021 - August 2021

Apple - Cupertino, CA

Integration Engineer Intern

• Set up a clock domain crossing check flow and worked with designers to apply valid constraints to signals and waive errors that were non-issues.
• Set up synthesis flow to run automatically and send the most important information to designers by email. Set up tracking for important metrics over time and ironed out issues with which parts of the design were being synthesized.

June 2020 - August 2020

Apple - Cupertino, CA

Design Verification Intern

• Worked on implementing new features in a design verification testbench, using SystemVerilog, perl, and bash
• Upgraded a set of test components to a new version with more advanced modeling. Ported customized features to the new version’s design framework.
• Implemented multiple checkers to induce test failures on improper usages of register values.
• Updated a reference model for a new project, and implemented a new feature to match the design under test (DUT). Provided random stimulus for this feature, checking for good coverage of all usage scenarios and exposing bugs in design.
• Improved test-bench build flow by adding a pre-submission check to keep autogenerated files in sync.

September 2019 - May 2020

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Cambridge, MA

Lab Assistant for 6.004 Computation Structures

• Help students with labs and concepts during lab hours
• Check off students' labs during lab hours
• Attend weekly meetings
• Test lab assignments in advance

June 2019 - August 2019

Bridgestone Americas - Akron, OH

Summer Intern

• Increased the speed of a custom serialization and deserialization process by five times using caching and removing unnecessary overhead
• Increased the speed of a geometric intersection algorithm by five times using both mathematical optimization and array programming through python vectorization
• Converted tire specifications to a new format and added new capabilities to handle checking tires against these specifications

June 2018 - August 2018

Bridgestone Americas - Akron, OH

Bridgestone Emerging Stem Leaders Program - Summer Intern

• Created a tool to easily access engineering test data, and accompanying programs to periodically update or change the data
• Processed signal data and analyzed the results
• Set up a raspberry pi to read sensor data

		3D Modeling Software PCB Design Signal Processing Microcontrollers
		Python Javascript NodeJS HTML CSS Java C C++ Bash Visual Basic (VBA) BlueSpec Hardware Design Language SystemVerilog Verilog
		MongoDB MySQL Backend Development

• HackMIT 2019 - Data Usability Challenge Winner
• HackMIT 2018 - Best DevTool
• SourceAmerica Design Challenge 2017 - 2nd place team in nation
• National Chemistry Olympiad 2016 - Honors Recognition
• AIME Qualifier - 2017, 2018