Location: 
New York City/Los Angeles
Remote: 
Yes
Willing to relocate: 
Yes
Technologies:
Python (Tensorflow, Numpy, Matplotlib), C++, tiny bit of Neo4J
Resume: 
please email for the full thing, but I’ll explain a bit of my experience below.
Email: REDACTED_EMAIL
I am a student looking for experience. Getting paid would be awesome for me, but more than anything I need to learn. I go to UCLA and study mathematics of computation. I’ve taken all of the normal cs course load. Some of my favorite classes have been Networks(math), and Computational Medical Imaging(CS). For the former I worked on a project analyzing brain atlases (maps) of psychiatric cs healthy patients. For the latter, I examined a variety of super resolution techniques (EDSR, WDSR, RAISR). I compared performance and compute. In the end I wrote a paper that proposed a hybrid of those models that would be most realistic for a hospital setting.
I decided on this major late, so last summer I took courses to catch up. Of course I had expected that would be an okay decision because I could get experience this summer. I was meant to be doing data analysis of small businesses in different neighborhoods for a laboratory on campus. Unfortunately, the data cannot be shared remotely per contract and so I lost that opportunity. I really would like to get some experience and not just for the resume. I’ve loved coding in school and I want to make sure that I love coding in a real setting before I enter the workforce. If there is even the tiniest part of your work that you wish you could offload to some grunt, I’ll do it happily.
On an unrelated note, if anybody has any advice for me given what they’ve read, I’d really appreciate it.