About

My main interests lie in systems, networks, and security, but I am also interested in artificial intelligence, cryptography, functional programming (big fan of OCaml 🐫), computing education, quantitative finance, Rust 🦀, web design, game development, dev tools, open-source software, theoretical computer science, and the list goes on. Outside of CS, I also like learning about and discussing public transportation, urban planning, and mathematical philosophy.

At Brown, I have made frontends and backends with Full Stack at Brown and programmed fun games with Brown RISD Game Developers. I have also been a TA for an introductory course and a systems course and will be a head TA for computer networks this fall (2024). I also work as a systems programmer for the CS department to help manage department machines, develop software, and resolve security vulnerabilities. I was also a development intern at Serre Lab where I developed ClickMe for human-aligned AI research.

Here are some interesting courses I have taken at Brown (not an exhaustive list):

• 🔣 Abstract Algebra (MATH 1530, Spring 2023)
• 🕵️ Applied Cryptography (CSCI 1515, Spring 2024)
• 🧩 Compilers and Program Analysis (CSCI 1260, Fall 2023)
• 🕸️ Computer Networks (CSCI 1680, Fall 2023)
• 🧠 Deep Learning (CSCI 1470, Spring 2024)
• 🖇️ Graph Theory (MATH 1230, Spring 2024)
• 🧮 Set Theory (PHIL 1675, Spring 2023)
• 🤯 Theory of Computation (CSCI 1010, Fall 2023)

Outside of Brown, I am a Systems Engineer Intern at the D. E. Shaw group this summer (2024) in New York City 🌆.

I also love hackathons 💕 - working on a fun little project with friends never gets tiring. Some hackathon projects include an AI-powered Dockerfile builder, a gamified programming platform, and a physical adblocker. I am always on the lookout for the next hackathon to participate in!

Feel free to connect via email (edward_wibowo at brown.edu).