I'm a senior at The University of Texas at Austin in the Turing Scholars honors computer science program. I scored a 1560 on the SAT, and my coursework covers the math students usually come in struggling with: calculus, linear algebra, probability, and the theory behind machine learning.
Outside class I do machine learning research. I'm the first author on a paper about how AI agents can reuse learned skills, and I spent this past summer as an ML intern at AWS Annapurna Labs building a...
I'm a senior at The University of Texas at Austin in the Turing Scholars honors computer science program. I scored a 1560 on the SAT, and my coursework covers the math students usually come in struggling with: calculus, linear algebra, probability, and the theory behind machine learning.
Outside class I do machine learning research. I'm the first author on a paper about how AI agents can reuse learned skills, and I spent this past summer as an ML intern at AWS Annapurna Labs building a profiling simulator for hardware performance work. I program daily, mostly in Python.
I'm new to Wyzant, so here's how I work. In a session we go through problems together and I watch for the exact step where your approach breaks, then we drill that step until it's automatic. For SAT students, I took the test recently and remember which question types actually cost points. For programming, we write and debug real code instead of reading slides. Message me with the class or test you're working on and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right tutor for it.
