Assistant Computer Science

stephanboyer.com

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Education Skills

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Fluent C, C++, Python, Java,

B.Sc. Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in 2013 JavaScript, HTML 5, CSS 3, Julia, Pro-

cessing (Arduino)

Coursework Arti cial Intelligence, Parallel Computing, Probabilistic

Systems Analysis, Software Construction, Computation Structures, Familiar Haskell, Ruby, LTEX, PHP,

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Algorithms, Discrete Mathematics MATLAB, C#, D, Scheme, Basic, Ruby

GPA 4.4/5.0 on Rails, Git, Subversion

Extensive experience with AVR micro

controllers (C) and the Arduino Platform

Work Experience (Processing)

Research Assistant 2011 - present Machine tools, MIG welding, soldering

The Julia Project, MIT CSAIL

Designing a high-performance programming language for scienti c

computing Selected Personal Projects

Implemented a web-based REPL interface

Designed a course website Web-based Mandelbrot fractal renderer

3-D rendering engine

Software Engineering Intern, Panjiva Summer 2011

Multithreaded SCGI server

Designed several pages and backend services

Developed a new online dashboard for Panjiva users Music descriptor language and compo-

Implemented a veri cation layer on top of subversion to improve sitional environment

site stability

Musical key nder with chord sugges-

tions

Hardware Architect Fall 2010 - Spring 2011

Innovations in International Health Hexapod robot involving inverse kine-

Developed CoolComply, an award-winning solar powered refrigera- matics and motion planning

tion device for storing and monitoring MDR-tuberculosis medication

Human-operable electric self-balancing

Designed a two-tire protocol formicro controller communication

unicycle

Computer Vision Researcher, UCF Summer 2010

Developed a baseline system for classifying video sequences of Awards and Recognitions

human actions

1st Place, MIT s Web Programming

Investigated feature description by shape context and Gabor lter

Competition (6.470)

response

Self-balancing unicycle featured on

Rapid Prototyping Researcher, MIT Media Lab Spring 2010 Engadget, Hack a Day, Ubergizmo,

Designed and implemented a tabletop display which simulates a PhysOrg.com, Softpedia, BostInno, Giz-

location-based 3D perspective mowatch, New Rising Media, DVICE,

Developed a digital sculpting solution integrating computer models The Huf ngton Post, et. al.

with physical gestures using motion capture technology

CoolComply device (IIH) won a

$100,000 Harvard Catalyst Pilot Grant

Research Assistant, Remote Sensing Systems Summer 2009

3rd place, MIT s Autonomous Robot De-

Implemented an animation delivery service as an alternative way

sign Competition (6.270)

to view geophysical products using Google Earth (http://remss-

kml.com)

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