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\newcommand{\AND}{\unskip 153 \cleaders\copy\ANDbox\hskip\wd\ANDbox 154 \ignorespaces 155 } 156 \newsavebox\ANDbox 157 \sbox\ANDbox{} 158 159 \placelastupdatedtext 160 \begin{header} 161 \textbf{\fontsize{24 pt}{24 pt}\selectfont Andrew Laack} 162 163 \vspace{0.15 cm} 164 165 \small 166 \mbox{{\color{black}\footnotesize\faMapMarker*}\hspace*{0.13cm}Waunakee, WI}% 167 \kern 0.25 cm% 168 \AND% 169 \kern 0.25 cm% 170 \mbox{\hrefWithoutArrow{mailto:andrew@laack.co}{\color{black}{\footnotesize\faEnvelope[regular]}\hspace*{0.13cm}andrew@laack.co}}% 171 \kern 0.25 cm% 172 \AND% 173 \kern 0.25 cm% 174 \mbox{\hrefWithoutArrow{}{\color{black}{\footnotesize\faPhone*}\hspace*{0.13cm}(608) 287-9126}}% 175 \kern 0.25 cm% 176 \AND% 177 \kern 0.25 cm% 178 \mbox{\hrefWithoutArrow{https://laack.co}{\color{black}{\footnotesize\faLink}\hspace*{0.13cm}laack.co}}% 179 \kern 0.25 cm% 180 \AND% 181 \kern 0.25 cm% 182 \mbox{\hrefWithoutArrow{https://github.com/andrewlaack}{\color{black}{\footnotesize\faGithub}\hspace*{0.13cm}andrewlaack}}% 183 \end{header} 184 185 \vspace{0.15 cm - 0.3 cm} 186 187 \section{Skills} 188 189 \begin{onecolentry} 190 \textbf{Programming Languages:} Python, SQL, JavaScript, C++, C, Go, OCaml 191 \end{onecolentry} 192 193 \vspace{0.2 cm} 194 195 \begin{onecolentry} 196 \textbf{Libraries/Frameworks:} PyTorch, Scikit-Learn, Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Seaborn, React 197 \end{onecolentry} 198 199 \vspace{0.2 cm} 200 201 \begin{onecolentry} 202 \textbf{Cloud Platforms:} AWS (Lambda, S3, EC2), GCP (Firebase, Vertex AI) 203 \end{onecolentry} 204 %\vspace{0.2 cm} 205 206 %\begin{onecolentry} 207 %\textbf{Mathematics:} Statistics, Probability, Linear Algebra, Discrete Mathematics, Calculus 208 %\end{onecolentry} 209 \section{Experience} 210 211 \begin{twocolentry}{ 212 \textit{San Francisco, CA} 213 214 \textit{Jan 2025 - Present}} 215 \textbf{Member of Technical Staff} 216 217 \textit{Imbue} 218 \end{twocolentry} 219 220 \vspace{0.10 cm} 221 \begin{onecolentry} 222 \begin{highlights} 223 \item Led the open-sourcing of \href{https://github.com/imbue-ai/vet}{Vet}, a CLI tool for code verification and agent conversation transcript validation using LLM-based verification with evolutionary prompt optimization. 224 \item Contributed to the public launch of Sculptor, a containerized platform for parallel AI coding agents, and developed an automated code verification integration with Vet. 225 \item Contributed to the open-sourcing of \href{https://github.com/cloud-in-a-bottle/cloud-in-a-bottle}{Cloud in a Bottle}, a platform for hosting containerized applications, by integrating S3-based backups using JuiceFS, building a catalog of deployable applications, and setting up NAT hairpinning to allow containers to safely access APIs hosted on the platform. 226 \end{highlights} 227 \end{onecolentry} 228 229 230 \vspace{0.2 cm} 231 232 233 \begin{twocolentry}{ 234 \textit{Madison, WI} 235 236 \textit{Oct 2023 - Jan 2025}} 237 \textbf{Lead Software Developer} 238 239 \textit{Wisconsin Department of Corrections} 240 \end{twocolentry} 241 242 \vspace{0.10 cm} 243 \begin{onecolentry} 244 \begin{highlights} 245 \item Developed a logistic regression model to predict recidivism, utilizing imputation, data augmentation, and one-hot encoding, achieving 96\% accuracy and improving staff resource allocation. 246 \item Developed a Naïve Bayes classifier using Scikit-Learn to categorize user-submitted tickets with 93\% accuracy; containerized the model with Docker and deployed it via AWS Lambda, reducing manual classification time and improving operational efficiency. 247 248 \end{highlights} 249 \end{onecolentry} 250 251 252 \vspace{0.2 cm} 253 254 \begin{twocolentry}{ 255 \textit{Madison, WI} 256 257 \textit{Apr 2022 - Oct 2023}} 258 \textbf{Software Developer} 259 260 \textit{Wisconsin Department of Corrections} 261 \end{twocolentry} 262 263 \vspace{0.10 cm} 264 \begin{onecolentry} 265 \begin{highlights} 266 \item Created a Python-based data integration script that automated synchronization between off-premises and on-premises databases, improving data consistency and reducing manual intervention. 267 \item Utilized SQL to troubleshoot and resolve complex database issues, enhancing data integrity and system performance. 268 \item Developed an iOS application to streamline internal work order tracking, resulting in a reduction in manual processes and improved operational efficiency. 269 % \item Developed an iOS application using OutSystems to streamline internal work order tracking, resulting in a reduction in manual processes and improved operational efficiency. 270 \end{highlights} 271 \end{onecolentry} 272 273 \vspace{0.20 cm} 274 275 \begin{twocolentry}{ 276 \textit{Los Angeles, CA} 277 278 \textit{May 2023 - Aug 2023}} 279 \textbf{Mobile Application Developer (Contract)} 280 281 \textit{OpenRoom} 282 \end{twocolentry} 283 284 \vspace{0.10 cm} 285 \begin{onecolentry} 286 \begin{highlights} 287 \item Developed a cross-platform, responsive mobile application for iOS and Android using Flutter and Dart, enhancing user experience across devices. 288 \item Designed a Firebase backend architecture to facilitate real-time access to occupancy metrics, enabling end users to make informed decisions based on live data. 289 \item Created a REST API for motion sensors to update room occupancy, streamlining data flow and improving accuracy in occupancy tracking. 290 \end{highlights} 291 \end{onecolentry} 292 293 \section{Education} 294 295 \begin{twocolentry}{ 296 297 298 %\textit{Aug 2023 – May 2025}} 299 } 300 \textbf{Georgia Institute of Technology} 301 302 \textit{MS in Computer Science (In Progress)} 303 \end{twocolentry} 304 305 \vspace{0.10 cm} 306 \begin{onecolentry} 307 \begin{highlights} 308 \item GPA: 4.0/4.0 309 \item Relevant Coursework: Operating Systems, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, AI for Robotics, Compilers, Artificial Intelligence 310 \end{highlights} 311 \end{onecolentry} 312 313 \begin{twocolentry}{ 314 315 316 %\textit{Aug 2023 – May 2025}} 317 } 318 \textbf{University of Wisconsin-Superior} 319 320 \textit{BS in Computer Science} 321 \end{twocolentry} 322 323 \vspace{0.10 cm} 324 \begin{onecolentry} 325 \begin{highlights} 326 \item GPA: 3.9/4.0 327 \item Relevant Coursework: Data Structures \& Algorithms, Theory of Computation, Computer Graphics, Individual Capstone Project (developed a novel ML algorithm), Assembly Language Programming 328 \end{highlights} 329 \end{onecolentry} 330 331 332 \begin{twocolentry}{} 333 334 335 %\textit{Aug 2021 – Dec 2023}} 336 \textbf{Madison College} 337 338 \textit{AS in Cybersecurity} 339 \end{twocolentry} 340 341 \vspace{0.10 cm} 342 \begin{onecolentry} 343 \begin{highlights} 344 \item GPA: 4.0/4.0 345 \end{highlights} 346 \end{onecolentry} 347 348 349 350 351 352 353 354 355 356 357 \section{Publications} 358 359 \begin{samepage} 360 \begin{twocolentry}{ 361 May 2025 362 } 363 \textbf{CART-ELC: Oblique Decision Tree Induction via Exhaustive Search}\\[4pt] 364 Laack, A. D. (2025). \href{https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2505.05402}{doi:10.48550/arXiv.2505.05402.} (Under Review) 365 \end{twocolentry} 366 367 \vspace{0.10 cm} 368 369 \begin{onecolentry} 370 \end{onecolentry} 371 \end{samepage} 372 373 % \section{Talks} 374 % 375 % \begin{samepage} 376 % \begin{twocolentry}{ 377 % May 2025 378 % } 379 % \textbf{CART-ELC: Oblique Decision Tree Induction via Exhaustive Search}\\[4pt] 380 % \emph{Research presentation}, Department of Computer Science \& Mathematics, University of Wisconsin–Superior.\\[4pt] 381 % Laack, A. D. (2025). \href{https://github.com/andrewlaack/cart-elc/blob/master/presentations/uws/presentation.pdf}{Capstone Presentation [Slides].} 382 % \end{twocolentry} 383 % 384 % \vspace{0.10 cm} 385 % 386 % \begin{onecolentry} 387 % \end{onecolentry} 388 % \end{samepage} 389 390 391 392 393 394 395 \end{document}