About me:
I am a 4th year computer science student with both experience and interest in embedded systems and kernel development. Most recently, I wrote drivers for Tesla working on the Autopilot core. Before that, I was an URA at UWaterloo for high performance user-threading research.
I work comfortably in:
- C ( Kernel modules, GDB, Valgrind )
- Rust
Outside of academics, I am a passionate climber and an avid fan of philosophy. I am always down to chat! Just send me a message :)
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Interests
- RTOS
- System Drivers
- Optimizations
Education
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BSc in Mathematics and Computer Science, 2019 - 2024
University of Waterloo
Experience
Autopilot Core Intern
- Developed features on SoCs and brought up drivers to enable self driving cars
Vehicle Simulation Intern
- Engineered time series based assertion algorithms for state-of-the-art SIL vehicle simulation using Rust
Firmware Engineer Intern
- Built RTOS logging features with 100% branch and line unit-test coverage using C, Unity, and Bazel.
- Implemented a heuristic-based MQTT packet transmission protocol that increased MTU utilization by at least 204% when averaged over 10,000 independent executions.
Software Engineer Intern
- Researched modern cryptographical methodologies from NIST and implemented various secure, chip-compatible data authentication frameworks integrated in MbedTLS using OpenSSL and C
Systems Engineer Intern
- Developed various system and user-facing features, including a concurrent movie search system in C++11 that provides fast and accessible content navigation on an industry-leading cinema playback system