Stanford University

United States Military Academy at West Point

York School

Security Software Engineer - Secure Transports @ Apple

Apple

Security Software Engineer - Secure Transports

SEAR Intern

Trail of Bits

Wintern

Responsible for administrative duties, the hiring process, and new hire training for the CS198 Section Leader program. The CS198 organization consists of undergraduate section leaders that lead weekly sections, grade assignments, and provide assistance for the introductory computer science sequence at Stanford University.

CS198 Coordinator

Summer Intern

I spent summer 2021 implementing significant portions of a new remote access protocol as a replacement to SSH in Golang. The key benefits of the new protocol are its simplicity, roaming support, and secure identity forwarding capabilities. I am continuing to develop the implementation and contributing to the paper.

Stanford Empirical Security Research Group (ESRG)

Undergraduate Researcher (CURIS Fellow)

Section leader for the CS106 program at Stanford University.
CS106A (Winter 2020)
CS106B (Spring 2021, Fall 2021, Winter 2022, Spring 2022)

CS Section Leader

During my gap year between West Point and Stanford, I worked full time as a private tutor. I leveraged my love of learning to help students succeed in school and on standardized tests. I worked with students ranging in age from 3rd grade to community college. I tutored mathematics, physics, reading, writing, study skills, and SAT/ACT prep. I worked one-on-one with students and led small groups.

Bright Horizons Academic Assistance

Tutor

As an intern with DART, a cybersecurity incident response team at Microsoft, I developed modules for a new tool aimed at extracting forensic artifacts from Windows Registry. I integrated my code with an existing codebase, taught myself Golang, and used VMs to test my modules on various versions of Windows. I presented my work and left extensive documentation of my findings to aid the team in further development of similar modules.

Microsoft

I worked for 8 weeks as a paid summer intern as a rising high school junior and again as a rising senior through the SEAP program. Both summers I assisted on a project in material physics and gained valuable experience using equipment including a scanning electron microscope, a  cold isostatic press, and a split-hopkinson bar. I also assisted in summarizing and organizing our results, made figures and images depicting the results, and preparing samples for further investigation.

Laura Jean Bauman