Elizaveta Belkina Email & Phone Number

Berkeley, CA, US

Berkeley, CA, US

Lead weekly group sections (5 people) to enhance conceptual understanding for CS88 (Computational Structures in Data Science). Hold exam prep sessions for 200+ students in CS88 and lead a task force to support the course. Mentor a family of Junior Mentors and lead a weekly family meeting.

Berkeley, California, United States

Lead weekly small group sections (5 people) to help understand concepts for CS88 (Computational Structures in Data Science)

Austin, Texas, United States

Summer SDE Intern working with GM Motorsports team at the Austin IT Innovation Center

- Conducting an independent research studying the relationship between diabetes and various diagnostic factors- Creating a trained predictive model for the likelihood of the development of diabetes

Worked on Cal 1 Card (student ID card) digitalization. Conducted market research on access control systems for educational institutions. Partner with the Berkeley Mobile team to integrate the solution into Berkeley’s official student-created app.

Assisted 30+ students in labs and helped explain concepts. Topics covered include recursion, linked lists, trees, SQL, and Scheme.

Berkeley, California, United States

Organized and facilitated study sessions for undergraduate students. Held and coordinated review sessions during midterms and finals season (attended by 100+ students).

Moscow, Russia

Coordinated 70 first-year university students during the admission process, conducted primary selection.

Moscow, Russia

Graded 70 student’s homework, created problem sets, converted lectures into.pdf files using LaTeX, assisted the professor during approx. 12 lectures, and delivered a lecture on methods for solving optimization problems using the Lagrange multipliers technique.

Moscow, Russia

Conducted research on methods for resolving the Braess paradox in the presence of autonomous vehicles: observed the most common two-roads traffic situations, analyzed them using analytical and numerical methods, and came up with the model of the optimal traffic flow distribution, which considers different ways of lane designation on isolated transportation.

Moscow, Russia

Tutored students (age 12 - 16) for Russian National Exam and olympiads. Helped raise scores by 200%. Covered precalculus, trigonometry, discrete maths, geometry, C++.

Bachelor'S Degree, Computer Science And Applied Mathematics (Operations Research Concentration)

Activities and Societies: Computer Science Mentors (CSM), Associated Students of University of California (ASUC), Russian Speaking Student.

Electrical And Electronics Engineering

High School Diploma, International Baccalaureate, 43/45

Graduated with Highest Honors (Golden medallion)

Computer Science, 5.0/5.0

C++, Discrete Math, Algorithms and Data Structures, Operational Systems, Python, Information Security and Networks

Mathematics

High School Diploma, Mathematics