Hi, I'm William. I spent the last six years at Georgia Tech Research Institute turning slow, research-grade code into fast, dependable software, mostly in C++ and Python.
I'm moving to Los Angeles and looking for a senior engineering role on a commercial product. I'll be writing here about performance, numerical computing, and whatever I'm building.
Selected work
- 250× real time. Rewrote a production MATLAB application in C++. C++, CGAL, Eigen, OpenCV
- 10× faster. Ported numerical MATLAB routines to multithreaded C++. C++, multithreading
- Real-time trajectory planning. Built a C++ planner that deconflicts paths for multiple autonomous vehicles on a live system. C++, numerical optimization
- 3,000 users. Designed and shipped a full-stack finance tracking app used across a 3,000-person organization. Python, React, Kubernetes
Side projects
- SEC 10-K insight dashboard. Pulls companies' annual SEC filings, summarizes them with a financial language model, and scores their sentiment. Python, Hugging Face, source
- More on GitHub, including fractals in C and a node graph visualizer.
Experience
- Georgia Tech Research Institute 2020–present
- Research Scientist II since 2025, Research Scientist I 2020–2025. C++ and Python for scientific and real-time systems, plus an image reconstruction pipeline for large sensor datasets. Onboarded and mentored new engineers and interns.
- LifePod Solutions 2019–2020
- Software QA Automation Engineer. Built a mobile test suite in Appium, Java, and TestNG that automated more than 100 hours of manual QA a year.
- Harvard Medical School 2019
- Junior DevOps System Administrator. Deployed Globus GridFTP on AWS EC2 to speed up large dataset transfers for research groups.
Education
- Georgia Institute of Technology 2024
- M.S. Computational Science and Engineering
- Wentworth Institute of Technology 2020
- B.S. Computer Science, cum laude
Publications
- GADE with Fitness-based Opposition and Tidal Mutation, IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (CEC), 2019
- A Thermally Regulated Footwear and Alerting System, IEEE UEMCON, 2019