New York, New York, United States
Hi! I'm Kevin, an undergraduate student at Columbia University focused on C++ and low-level systems. Right now, I’m a Software Engineering Intern at SpaceX on the Build & Flight Reliability team, ensuring system correctness where there's zero margin for error. I'm interested in high-frequency trading and the aerospace industry. Feel free to reach out!
Build and Flight Reliability
- Built backend voice-processing systems in Go and Python and integrated multiple text-to-speech providers for reliable, personalized call experiences - Added campaign-level call controls for pausing and removal, improving operational flexibility - Automated CRM data export workflows, reducing manual effort and streamlining integrations - Developed React configuration interfaces and scalable Go APIs with integration tests to improve system reliability
Carleton Strength of Materials Laboratory - Implemented and tested the Singum model, a continuum-based framework that homogenizes discrete 2D networks into continuous domains, to simulate flow and routing via boundary value problems - Engineering a mobile app that applies the Singum model to map, analyze, and optimize Columbia faculty commutes
- Built a full-stack React web app with embedded Tableau dashboards and a custom AI chat assistant (JavaScript, Python), allowing users to upload CSVs and explore interactive data insights - Developed a novel multi-touch attribution methodology using sequence clustering (Levenshtein distance) to quantify event-level influence and identify high-conversion paths across ~2M events and 40K user journeys - Currently expanding this work for publication, refining analyses and visualizations to provide actionable insights and broader academic impact
Laboratory of Artificial Intelligence and Biomedical Science Evaluation of machine learning clustering algorithms for Alzheimer's Disease subtyping