The goal of this project is to develop several mathematical and puzzle fonts, with the ultimate goal of developing twenty-six different fonts to compile an alphabet book. Mathematical fonts are fonts based on open problems and theorems in mathematics, and puzzle fonts are fonts where the reader must solve a puzzle to decode the message typed in the font. The value of designing these fonts is that they are a method of open exploration in solving open problems; creating a font based on an open problem provides a diferent angle for viewing the problem. They also provide an accessible medium for viewing and understanding the mathematical principles that form the basis of the font.

I did a UROP with the Genesis Group @ CSAIL and investigated the creation of “natural” spoken event descriptions. I also interned at the Game Innovation Programme at the Singapore University of Technology and Design as a game programmer and worked with a team to develop an original game for National Instruments. Most recently, I interned as a software engineer at Originate and contributed to an enterprise project.