Owen Huynh

Bachelor's

Computer Science

University of California San Diego

Instructional Assistant

- Assisted in designing and evaluating graph, dynamic programming, greedy, backtracking, and divide and conquer - Conducted weekly office hours and one on one meetings for 3 hours each week to support students on challenging - Evaluated and delivered timely, constructive feedback on up to 60 assignment submissions per week - Projects - AI Personal Trainer - Next.js, Typescript, Tailwind, Prisma, Neon, Clerk, OpenAI, Vercel - Designed, developed, and deployed a full-stack Next.js 14 progressive web application that leverages the OpenAI - Assistants API to provide fitness related advice and challenges via. push notifications for over 100 users - Engineered an interface for users to authenticate themselves in order to chat directly with their own personalized - AI trainer and configure notification preferences - Maintained a serverless PostgreSQL database to efficiently store and retrieve user data, enabling the storage and retrieval of thousands of chat logs and preferences - Gym Traffic Visualization Tool - Python, C++, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, FastAPI, MySQL, Netlify - Led a 15-member team to collect, process, and display mobile device signals in order to develop a tool for monitoring and analyzing foot traffic patterns in RIMAC gym at UCSD - Programmed 27 MH-ET LIVE MiniKit boards to capture and catalog unique BLE MAC addresses onto a cloud - Developed and scaled APIs to efficiently process, manage, and serve queries on a cloud database containing over 33 - Designed a front-end visualization to provide insights into peak usage times and popular areas, ultimately allowing - RIMAC's director to improve facility resources for over 43,000 students - Grade Predictor Model - Python, TensorFlow, Keras, Scikit-learn, Selenium, Beautiful Soup - Built and trained a deep neural net using historical enrollment data from UCSD to predict average student grades for a given course based on class demographics with over 90% accuracy - Developed a webscraper to gather key features from UCSD's Course and Professor Evaluations page to construct a - Kernel Development - Java - Implemented core kernel features such as user-level threads, context switching, scheduling, synchronization, and virtual memory to enhance the performance and functionality of the NachOS operating system