Hey! I’m Andrew, and I love CS. I’m finishing my senior year at the Georgia Institute of Technology, studying Computer Science. Now I’m off to Silicon Valley to do Software Engineer / Business Development work.
From delving into the internals of the Game Boy Advance to writing an implementation of malloc and free, I’m passionate about all aspects of computer science. I’m fascinated by this crazy Adobe Flash Exploit by Mark Dowd and intrigued by Quake’s classic Fast Inverse Square Root. I love reading the best from computer scientists around the world.
One of my passions helping train this upcoming generation of computer scientists, and I’ve done that by working as a Teaching Assistant for Georgia Tech’s CS 1331 class for seven semesters and mentoring the Freshman class of 2010.
As far as undergraduate research, I’ve been involved in two projects: a Content-Based Recommendation system at the GT Center for Music Technology, and RNA Secondary Structure prediction out of the School of Math.
I love playing the piano, taking photos, and travelling. I share a love of wanderlust photography with my dad and a passion for technology with my brother.