Reading and implementing research papers with graduate students and professors in the computer science department. Current research is focused on Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKP) and their applications in cryptographic technologies.

First half of internship was a project to develop a Python program to validate collected sensor readings by comparing them to reference values using physics and linear algebra principles. This involved transforming a lot of data through a pipeline and multiple "dimensions" to track projectiles.

Second half involved simulations to synthetically generate trajectory measurements to enable system demonstrations. I worked with other engineers to create a data driver to pass deserialized objects/data from one subsystem to another.

Assist with teaching, grading, and managing a teaching in Python or Java with over 150 students.

Courses covered: Data Structure, Elementary Data Structures and Algorithms.

Facilitated review sessions and developed clear, accessible explanations tailored to diverse learning styles, fostering academic growth and confidence.