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Luke Bousfield

cs @ stanford | z fellow

Boise, Idaho

Overview 

Luke Bousfield is a Computer Science student at Stanford with a focus on Machine Learning and Computer Vision. Notable achievements include co-founding Extrian as CTO and serving as a Technical Director for Prometheus Science Bowl.

Work Experience 

  • Co-Founder, CTO

    2024 - Current

  • Software Engineer

    2023 - 2023

    - Created Large Language Model (LLM) systems using transformers, integrated with Slack, AirTable, and Zapier APIs, to organize company events 4x faster. - Streamlined major systems in the company: to book a venue, just send a message!

  • Technical Director

    2022 - 2022

    I created both the frontend and backend for a website for Prometheus Science Bowl, the largest-scale independent science bowl tournament to date with a roster of over 100 teams and a prize pool of $28,000. I used React.js on the frontend and Node.js with Express, Socket.io, Sequelize, and PostgreSQL on the backend. My website included functionality such as: - Using Google OAuth to authenticate users as tournament admins, moderators, or players and storing session tokens in the user's cookies - Placing moderators and teams in the appropriate rooms by pulling from a Google Spreadsheet - Creating a convenient interface for moderators to run their science bowl rooms, allowing games to progress up to 2x as quickly compared to traditional tournaments - Using an intuitive, user-friendly UI to allow players and moderators who aren't tech-savvy to play in the competition - Uploading scores to a Google Spreadsheet after each round to allow for automated brackets and results

  • Summer Intern

    2021 - 2021

    I worked with Dr. Jae Ryu, an associate professor of agricultural engineering at the University of Idaho, on tasks including: - Starting work on a machine learning system to detect the positions of weeds and crops in a field using drone imagery - Building an online dashboard to monitor real-time statistics of a hydroponics system with an Arduino and Raspberry Pi - Processing data from a three-dimensional camera to detect the heights of various plants in a hydroponics system

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