Teaching

Design and Analysis of Algorithms

Head Teaching Assistant

Stanford University: School of Computer Science

Winter 2023; Fall 2021

• Efficient algorithm design for graphs, encoding, and hashing, randomization and probabilistic algorithms, dynamic programming

Intro to Theory of Computation

Teaching Assistant

Stanford University: School of Computer Science 

Fall 2022

• Turing machines, complexity classes: P vs. NP, NP-hardness \& NP-completeness, Kolmogorov complexity, streaming algorithms

Modern Applications: Linear Algebra & Multivariable Calculus

Teaching Assistant

Stanford University: School of Mathematics

Winter 2022 - Spring 2022

• Efficient linear solvers, (non-)constrained optimization, matrix algorithms, algorithms for statistical modelling and Deep Learning

Intro to Artificial Intelligence

Head Teaching Assistant

Georgia Tech: School of Computer Science

Fall 2020 - Spring 2021

• Probability fundamentals, searching algorithms, Bayesian and Markov models, inference under uncertainty, supervised learning

• Designed the AI technical interview and lead the hiring process for new undergraduate and graduate TA candidates

Object-Oriented Programming

Teaching Assistant

Georgia Tech: School of Computer Science

Fall 2019 - Spring 2020

• Fundamentals of OOP and software design in Java: encapsulation, abstraction, polymorphism, inheritance, unit testing

Differential Equations

Teaching Assistant

Georgia Tech: School of Mathematics

Spring 2019

• Vector calculus, first and second-order data modeling, optimization, ODE systems, nonlinear dynamics, numerical methods

Gravitational Waves and the Future of Science - Public Lecture

Summer 2018

• Conducted public lecture on gravitational wave astrophysics, the LIGO experiment, and future research perspectives in the field of Astrophysics and scientific computing 

• Lecture was conducted at Colégio Dante Alighieri in Sao Paulo, Brazil on August 10th, 2018.

Intro to Astrophysics and Relativistic Physics - Elective Instructor

Summer 2017

• High school elective instructed at Colegio Dante Aligheri in Sao Paulo, Brazil over the Summer of 2017

• Course was meant to expose high school students to Astrophysics and introduce college-level topics in Physics and Mathematics

• Topics included special and general relativity, stellar astronomy, black hole dynamics, gravitational theory, string theory, and Multiverse theory