I'm Ethan Anderson, a Computer Science student with a passion for AI research, embedded systems, and autonomous vehicles. Last summer, I interned at Aurora, where I focused on calibration robustness testing and gained hands-on experience with LiDAR systems. Over the past three years, I’ve worked as a researcher on various projects, including off-road point cloud registration, state-of-the-art video denoising, and building a cyberbullying detection research platform. I co-authored a paper accepted at a CVPR workshop and won the VIPR-GS Best Poster Award.I’m also the Lead Undergraduate TA for the School of Computing, where I support 107 TAs and oversee the training of new TAs, ensuring a smooth transition into their roles. My leadership experience extends to the Clemson Rocket Engineering Club, where I serve as the Software Development Lead, leading a team in developing C++ software for custom PCB flight computers.I’m always eager to take on new challenges, leveraging my skills in Python, C++, GitHub, AWS, and AI technologies to solve complex problems and innovate in the fields of computer science and autonomous systems.