Graduate

Timothy Pranoto

Hi, I’m Timothy, a Master’s student in Computer Science at Seattle University. Before grad school, I worked as a software engineer, which helped shape my interest in backend systems and software design. I’m currently working as a research assistant to keep learning and exploring new ideas. Outside of school, I am learning to cook even though I’m not very good at it yet, and I enjoy discovering new places when I get the chance. I’m always curious and open to trying new things, both in tech and in everyday life.

Rishi Munuswamy

This is Rishi. I’m a Computer Science grad from Seattle University. If SDE and UXD were two circles in a Venn diagram, I’d be right in the middle. I also play a little guitar, and I’m a self-taught digital artist who enjoys sketching whatever pops into my head.

And like Chris Gardner says in the movie The Pursuit of Happyness, “If you ask me a question and I don't know the answer, I am gonna tell you that I don't know. But I bet you what? I know how to find the answer and I will find the answer. Is that fair enough?”

Yash Atre

I’m Yash Atre, a Computer Science graduate from Seattle University passionate about software engineering and AI/ML. My research focused on community smells in software. I love building scalable systems and exploring how intelligent solutions can solve real-world problems through thoughtful design and efficient code. My other interests include photography, and I love nature, so naturally into hiking.

Parth Reshamwala

Hello, I am Parth, currently pursuing my master's degree in computer science at Seattle University. I have a keen interest in web development and am also dedicated to expanding my knowledge in data analytics. During my free time, I take pleasure in exploring new destinations and experiencing diverse cuisines. My interest for exploring new places and trying different cuisines not only brings joy to my life but also shows my enthusiasm for discovering new things and embracing fresh experiences.

Undergraduate

Brian Vu

Hey! My name is Brian Vu, and I'm an undergraduate student majoring in Computer Science at Seattle University. From programming simple Scratch games as a kid to losing sleep at college-level hackathons, it's been a long and satisfying journey. At the present moment, you can probably find me helping the professor with an empirical research study, working on some niche side project, or just being out and about on my bike.