Summary
Atticus Kuhn is a third-year Computer Science student at Trinity College, Cambridge with six years of technical experience bridging formal methods, compilers, and machine learning. He is currently researching formal semantics of LLVM IR with the LEAN theorem prover at Cambridge and concurrently developing neural approaches to inductive loop invariants at the University of Birmingham. Past roles include leading web and curriculum development for a community coding organization and co-founding Paly Python, where he built production sites and tooling in Python, JavaScript/React, and SQL. Based in Palo Alto, he brings a strong mathematical background from programs like Euler Circle and Ross, and a knack for translating formal theory into practical tooling and educational software.
7 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
MA Computer Science, MA Computer Science at Trinity College Cambridge
Multi-Variable Calculus Mathematics, Multi-Variable Calculus Mathematics at Foothill College
Economics, Economics at College of San Mateo
Ross Mathematics Program
High School Diploma Computer Science, High School Diploma Computer Science at Palo Alto High School
French