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Mountain View, Ca, Us

Mountain View, Ca, Us

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Stanford, Ca, Us

Graded assignments, held office hours, and facilitated project matching for class's final project.The course focused on object oriented principles and good software practices. The course was project heavy and required students to spend a significant amount of time writing Java, with the final project requiring a relatively large team effort.Instructor: Patrick Young91 students (Winter Quarter)

Stanford, Ca, Us

Graded assignments & exams, answered student questions on class forum, and held weekly office hours.The course focused on fundamental principles and trade-offs in modern parallel computing systems and techniques for efficient utilization. Some of the topics covered: parallelism (multi-core, SIMD, multi-threading), performance optimization techniques, GPU architecture and CUDA, data-parallel thinking and Spark, cache coherence, memory consistency, fine-grained synchronization, lock-free programming, and transactional memory implementations.Instructors: Kayvon Fatahalian and Kunle Olukotun153 students (Fall Quarter)

Mountain View, Ca, Us

Google TranslateAdded infrastructure necessary to automate an internal task related to labeling the accuracy of sentence translations. Primarily worked with C++.

Stanford, Ca, Us

Worked on the backend team for Carta, Stanford’s course-planning website. (Django Python)https://cartalab.stanford.edu/

Mountain View, Ca, Us

Google MapsImproved precision/recall of an internal machine learning model used to label geodata. Primarily worked with SQL. The model was built using an internal auto ML platform.

Mountain View, California, Us

I was a contributor to the Oppia Foundation’s open source project. I worked on the Developer Experience team, where I created tools to make other Oppia developer lives easier (e.g. custom linter, scripts for testing, etc.).In addition, I worked on the "Takeout" project, which allows Oppia users to export all the data that Oppia stores about them, neatly organized into a JSON file.All of my contributions are visible at Oppia's github repository.Oppia repository: github.com/oppia/oppiaOppia website: oppia.orgDeveloper experience project page: https://github.com/oppia/oppia/projects/23

Mountain View, Ca, Us

Developed a MapReduce-based pipeline for filtering out undesired data from a large dataset describing low level filesystems.Completed entire design process: design docs, implementation, design reviews, and launching internally to production.Gained expertise in C++, Flume, Spanner, SQL, protocol buffers, and numerous internal tools and systems.As part of a 24-hr ML-Accessibility hackathon, used a Raspberry Pi 4 and various API’s to create an inexpensive speech-to-text watch for hearing impaired individuals.

Los Angeles, Us

Organized and led interactive and engaging lessons with underrepresented students on intro CS topics (using Python).Reformatted and developed the core Computer Science curriculum by adding real-life applications and interesting examples for the topics of OOP design, data structures, and algorithms (in LaTeX).Helped oversee curriculum development and worked in/with the different unit groups to make sure everyone stayed on track.Wrote various utility files such as Stack/Queue classes for pedagogical use.

Zurich, Ch

I was a student developer fellow for Google Cloud's partnership with NCAA for March Madness. I worked alongside a team of 30 other students from across the country.I worked on designing and implementing a metric for rating the competitiveness of D1 teams (Medium post here: https://medium.com/analyzing-ncaa-college-basketball-with-gcp/staying-in-the-game-ranking-competitiveness-73816ffa6e3b). I also worked with other subteams on building predictive models (like lead changes).I attended Google Cloud Next '19 and worked at a booth where I explained my work alongside other student developer fellows!Position required expertise with SQL (through Google BigQuery) and Python (though Google Colab).

Stanford, Ca, Us

Graded problem sets for Stanford's Math 52 course: Integral Calculus of Several Variables.

Stanford, Ca, Us

Library Assistant in Stanford's Terman Engineering Library.

Founded public high school’s first team for CyberPatriot, a nationwide cybersecurity competition.Self-studied and worked with CSU Northridge’s cybersecurity team (Layer 8) to learn Cisco Networking Protocols and security practices on both Windows and Linux operating systems (mostly Ubuntu).Won local Beyond The Bell event and placed in platinum tier for national competition.

Master Of Science - Ms, Computer Science

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Computer Science