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\namesection{CHARLIE GUNN}{
	\href{mailto:me@cjgunn.com}{me@cjgunn.com} --
	703.298.3838 --
	\href{https://github.com/freemagma}{github.com/freemagma} --
	\href{https://devpost.com/charredxil}{devpost.com/charredxil}
}

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	\section{Employment}
	\compact[Summer 2022]{Hudson River Trading}{Algo Engineering Intern}{
		{Developed a user-friendly API that generates and deploys custom Google Apps Script code to manage one's Gmail inbox},
		{Researched and implemented many optimizations for a command line utility backed by a PostgreSQL database, significantly speeding up common queries},
	}
	\compact[Summer 2021]{Capital One}{Software Engineering Intern}{
		{Created and deployed the foundation for a general notification system for small businesses using RaaS}
	}
	\compact[Summer 2020]{Leidos AI/ML Accelerator}{Software Engineering Intern}{
		{Researched xRCA (Extended Rapid Class Augmentation),
				a progressive learning technique to augment new classes
				onto a model without using data from old classes},
		{Developed a novel and general technique for stabilizing xRCA
				initialization accuracy on few data}
	}
	\compact[Summer 2019]{Leidos}{Software Engineering Intern}{
		{Researched techniques for fully homomorphic encryption over machine learning models},
		{Tested and benchmarked homomorphic encryption libraries (SEAL, Palisade, nGraph-HE)}
	}
	\compact[Fall 2020, Spring 2021, \& Fall 2021]{CS 2110: Computer Organization \& Programming}{Teaching Assistant}{
		{Taught 150 minutes of class per week to 50 students, created autograded assignments, etc.}
	}
	% An introduction to basic computer hardware, machine language, assembly language, and C programming.
	% I teach two 75-minute labs a week.

	\section{Projects \& Research}
	\compact[Fall 2020]{\href{https://github.com/freemagma/mendax/blob/main/paper/main.pdf}{Mendax}}{Deep Learning Research Project}{
		{Trained a set of networks to communicate with eachother, split into adverserial teams
				of ``liars'' and \\``truthtellers'' in a situation inspired by Among Us},
		{\textbf{Built with: Pytorch, Numpy}}
	}

	\compact[Aug. 2018 -- June 2019]{\href{https://github.com/freemagma/geoverify}{Geoverify}}{Research Project}{
		{Haskell library (and CLI) for manipulating and verifying geometry proofs},
		{Parses and understands simple arithmetic and geometric propositions; supports
				extension via theorems},
		{\textbf{Built with: Haskell (MTL, Lens, Transformers), PostgreSQL, Django}}
	}

	\section{Awards}
	\compact[Sept. 2019]{PennApps XX}{3rd Place Overall -- Best Open Source Contribution -- Hacker's Choice}{
		{Developed \href{https://github.com/arya-k/impromPPTX}{ImpromPPTX},
				an automatic real-time presentation generator},
		{Uses custom-built ML models to generate slides with relevant titles, text summaries, and images},
		{\textbf{Built with: SpaCy, Pytorch, FastText, Django}}
	}

	\compact[Mar. 2019]{VTHacks}{1st Place Overall}{
		{Created \href{https://github.com/ovkulkarni/electromotivated}{Electromotivated},
				a website that analyzes images of circuits using CV and graph algorithms},
		{\textbf{Built with: OpenCV, Numpy, Scikit Learn, Django}}
	}

	\compact[Mar. 2017 -- Present]{USA Computing Olympiad (USACO)}{Platinum Division}{
	}

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	\section{Education}
	\subcompact{Georgia Institute of Technology}
	{Class of 2023 -- 4.0 GPA}
	{BS Computer Science, BS Mathematics}
	\subcompact{Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology}
	{Graduated 2019}{}

	\section{Skills}
	\compact{Languages}{}{Python, C, Javascript, Nix, Haskell, TeX (I wrote this template)}
	\compact{Technologies}{}{Pytorch, {Linux (NixOS, Arch)}, Docker, {AWS (EC2, S3, etc.)}}
	\compact{Misc}{}{Chess, Bananagrams, Twilight Imperium}

	\section{Relevant Courses}
	\subcompact{Deep Learning (Grad Course)}{CS 4803-DL -- Grade: A}{}
	% \subcompact{Geometric Group Theory}{MATH 4803 -- Grade: A}{}
	% \subcompact{Algebraic Topology}{MATH 4432 -- In Progress}{}
	% \subcompact{Knot Theory \& Grid Homology}{MATH 4803 -- Grade: A}{}
	% \subcompact{Abstract Algebra I}{MATH 4107 -- Grade: A}{}
	% \subcompact{Complex Analysis}{MATH 4320 -- Grade: A}{}
	% \subcompact{Probability and Statistics}{MATH 3215 -- Grade: A}{}
	\subcompact{Probability Theory}{MATH 3235 -- Grade: A}{}
	\subcompact{Operating Systems}{CS 3210 -- Grade: A}{}
	\subcompact{Real-time Embedded Systems}{CS 4220 -- Grade: A}{}
	\subcompact{Honors Automota \&\\ Complexity Theory}{CS 4510X -- Grade: A}{}
	\subcompact{Design \& Analysis of Algorithms}{CS 3510 -- Grade: A}{}
	% \subcompact{Honors Discrete Math for CS}{CS 2051 -- Grade: A}{}
	\subcompact{Intro to Quantum Computing}{CS 4803-IQC -- Grade: A}{}
	\subcompact{Real Analysis 1 \& 2}{MATH 4317/8 -- Grade: A}{}

	% \subcompact{Applied Combinatorics}{MATH 3012 -- Grade: A}{}
	% \subcompact{Computer Organization \& Programming}{CS 2110 -- Grade: A}{}

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