HackLodge
Hacker, W19
Hack Lodge is an immersive and intimate software development program for undergraduates. Teams spend a week working intensely on a technical project of their choosing, with the ultimate goal of shipping a polished product by the end of the program. Past participants include venture-backed founders, researchers, international Olympiad winners, and more.
Seven Eight Capital
Quant Analyst Intern, S19
Seven Eight Capital focuses primarily on trading strategies in the US and Japanese equity markets and have delivered superior risk-adjusted returns regardless of market conditions. During the summer, I plan to hack alongside brilliant engineers, shadow mind-boggling quants, and further my own understanding in Computational Finance and Trading.
More
Software Eng Intern, S18
More truly aims to do “more” — in the sense that exploration is never dampened and companionship is never lacking. Working as a software Engineer on More, I had countless opportunities to work with designers and engineers to understand startup intricacies and industry standards. With the AR portion, we aimed for a more interactive experience to connect: a modern reality.
Yale University
Computer Science (BS) & Chem (BS), 16-20
Yale University’s renowned history speaks for itself — yet, what surprises me most is that Yale’s magnificence has little to do with its prestige. No, instead, it is truly the people that comprise Yale’s mystique. From Yale’s incredibly distinguished faculty and the caring residential college staff to its eclectic and brilliant student body, transformative ideas bounce around Yale’s comfortable atmosphere like molecules in a high temperature system. I look forward to another year at this wonderful institution.
Arnold O. Beckman
Young Eric, 12-16
Arnold O. Beckman High School “was the age of wisdom, was the age of foolishness, was the epoch of belief…” Here, I competed twice in the American Invitational Mathematics Examination, once in the ASCE Popsicle Stick Bridge Building Competition (5th Place Overall), and played on the golf and chess teams. Although I had my share of struggles, Beckman was also where I found that intuition will forever trump rote memorization and that eloquence cannot be understated.
