Kuhan Jeyapragasan is a highly accomplished individual with a strong educational background in Computer Science and Mathematical and Computational Science.

Kuhan studied at Stanford University, where he completed his Master of Science (MS) in Computer Science with a focus on the Artificial Intelligence track. Additionally, he obtained his Bachelor of Science (BS) in Mathematical and Computational Science with a concentration in the Statistics track from the same institution.

Prior to his time at Stanford, Kuhan attended the University of Toronto Schools, further enriching his academic journey.

Throughout his career, Kuhan held various significant roles in different organizations. He was a Co-Founder and Executive Director at the Cambridge Boston Alignment Initiative, showcasing his leadership and entrepreneurial skills.

Kuhan also served as a Program Director at the Stanford Existential Risks Initiative, demonstrating his dedication to tackling global challenges and risks. During his time at Stanford University, he worked as a Research Assistant at the Brunskill Lab, focusing on AI for Human Impact, which highlights his expertise in the field of artificial intelligence.

Moreover, Kuhan engaged in statistical research as a Student Researcher under the guidance of Professor Julia Palacios at Stanford University, showcasing his analytical and research capabilities.

He also gained practical experience as a Machine Learning Research Intern at Institut Supérieur d'électronique de Paris, broadening his international exposure.

Additionally, Kuhan's role as a Data Analyst at the Institute for Philanthropy and Humanitarian Development reflects his commitment to leveraging data for social good.

Furthermore, his experience as a Research And Policy Analyst at Supporting Our Youth underscores his passion for making a positive impact through research and policy development.