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I went on my first long vacation since joining Ropes. I was gone for a week. Here's what being on vacation taught me about B2B SaaS. i'm just…
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Thank you to GTS for the last 3 1/2 years. It has been a great experience. The IT team I was a part of, lead by Ouria Cohen, PMP, is one of the…
Thank you to GTS for the last 3 1/2 years. It has been a great experience. The IT team I was a part of, lead by Ouria Cohen, PMP, is one of the…
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The Only Constant Is Change (but Our Journey Continues) After 7 intense and incredible years at Facebook the journey (which is just 1% finished)…
The Only Constant Is Change (but Our Journey Continues) After 7 intense and incredible years at Facebook the journey (which is just 1% finished)…
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GTS
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President
Vincent Massey Student Council
- 10 months
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Treasurer
Vincent Massey Student Council
- 10 months
Courses
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Algorithms
CS341
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Artificial Intelligence
CS486
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Calculus (Advanced)
MATH247
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Combinatorics (Advanced)
MATH249
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Computational Statistics and Data Analysis
STAT341
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Computer Networks
CS456
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Computer Organization and Design
CS251
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Computer Security and Privacy
CS458
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Data Structures and Data Management
CS240
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Data-Intensive Distributed Computing
CS451
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Databases
CS348
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Foundations of Sequential Programs (Compilers) (Enriched)
CS241E
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Linear Algebra (Advanced)
MATH245
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Logic and Computation
CS245
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Machine Learning
CS480
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Object-Oriented Software Development (Enriched)
CS246E
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Operating Systems
CS350
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Probability (Advanced)
STAT240
Honors & Awards
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Hack the North Finalist
Hack the North
• Named Hack the North Finalist for web game where players copy actions in real time through a video call, using Tensorflow, OpenCV, and the Posenet dataset as a team to measure the similarity of actions through computer vision
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Top 8 at Terminal Live
Citadel
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Microsoft Azure Best Hack for Social Good at Hack the 6ix
Microsoft
Received at Hack the 6ix for AweSummarizer, a website where students can upload recorded lectures to generate a transcript and summary with time stamps
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Best Design at uwEnergyHacks
uwEnergyHacks
Received at uwEnergyHacks for Recyclops, a mobile app that uses Google Cloud Platform’s Vision API to identify litter as garbage, recycling, or compost
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W. T. Tutte National Scholarship
Faculty of Mathematics
Received $18 000 scholarship for distinguished academic standing, accomplishments in mathematics contests, and leadership in student government
Languages
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English
Native or bilingual proficiency
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Mandarin Chinese
Professional working proficiency
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French
Limited working proficiency
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Congratulations Reddit, Inc. on your IPO on the NYSE yesterday. GTS is proud to be your DMM. Photo courtesy of the NYSE
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Last night, I had the opportunity to return to UCLA to speak in the Philosophy Department’s Being in the World series. It was a full-circle moment. These were the same halls where I first began studying computer science and imagining a career pivot into engineering. We discussed career paths, job markets, AI’s impact on education, and how students can break into tech. But one question stood out: How do you think an undergraduate degree in philosophy has benefitted you both generally and in your field? I’ve thought about that question for years. Generally, philosophy has given me a disciplined way of orienting myself in the world. We are living through profound shifts: artificial intelligence, ecological destabilization, geopolitical realignment, social fragmentation. Philosophy trains you to examine systems in their totality rather than reducing them to a single domain like economics, politics, or engineering. It provides a scaffolding for moving between disciplines without losing coherence - a space of expansive thought that transcends any particular topic. In my field, philosophy has been equally practical. Software engineering is not fundamentally about writing code. It is about navigating ambiguity, clarifying assumptions, defining terms, and reconciling human intention with technical constraint. At higher levels, engineering becomes the design of logical systems in response to shifting organizational and cultural pressures. The tension between vision and implementation mirrors much older philosophical tensions: perception and reality, reason and passion, abstraction and instantiation. The questions are ancient. The tooling is new. It has been years since I’ve written on Descartes or Russell, but I remain a philosopher in spirit. Grateful to UCLA Department of Philosophy for the invitation, and especially grateful to the students asking serious questions about their futures.
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