Madeleine Kan is a senior engineering major at Harvey Mudd College. She is studying general engineering with a focus on computer engineering with biomedical applications. She has experience in supply chain process engineering, firmware engineering, and RTL design and verificaiton. In the spring of 2025, she worked as part of the UC Berkeley clinic team to upgrade the communication protocol for a low-cost air quality sensor. Since the start of 2024, she has worked in the Quantum Quasars Lab to develop an astronomical random number generator for Bell-type tests of quantum entanglement. She also has tutored for a variety of engineering courses and labs. She is part of the CMS Swim team, specializing in sprint freestyle and butterfly. In her free time, she likes to crochet, learn the piano, and spend time with her friends and family.
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Sarah is a current undergraduate student in Computer Science, Mathematics, and Economics, she is passionate about leveraging technology and analytical problem-solving to drive impactful solutions. Her experience spans software development, optimization, and data analysis, with projects ranging from building AI-powered applications to designing mathematical models for decision-making.
She is always eager to explore innovative applications of technology, connect with like-minded professionals, and contribute to projects that create meaningful impact.
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