Fall 2011

My current position is at Amazon.com in Seattle, working as a software engineer on a Kindle "big data" initiative. Less than a year ago, I graduated from the University of Waterloo in my homeland studying Applied Mathematics, Computer Science and Pure Mathematics. Computing is my passion, but I also enjoy photography and pretend to enjoy music, film, food and reading. My favourite algorithm is Welzl's Algorithm for determining minimum enclosing disk.

Statistically speaking, if you are visiting this web page you may want to take a peek at my résumé. If you happen to like the typesetting, you are welcome to view/use the LaTeX source.

For more typesetting goodness, I have prepared a LaTeX template for University of Waterloo Math work reports.

Otherwise there really isn't too much here. I spend a lot of time hacking away at my own ideas, but nothing has struck it huge yet. I have some remnants up on github. The most interesting is the Waterloo Course Qualifier which is now being maintained by the student society at Waterloo.

For the truly bored, take a peek at my final project for Waterloo's CS488 graphics course. It was the gold medal winner for the term.

For the inordinately bored, follow my always irreverent twitter stream. My Flickr page is always open for business.