Mitchell Gamburg is a rising fourth-year Computer Science student at Northeastern University. He has a strong passion for programming languages, computer systems, and databases. Mitchell has worked on various projects over the years, including software for ultra-low latency risk management systems and building high-impact applications for researchers, faculty, and the community.

Currently, Mitchell is spending his Fall Co-op working with the Programming Research Laboratory at Northeastern University, where he is focused on improving models for concurrency in programming languages. Additionally, he is the former Technical Director of Sandbox, a student-led software consultancy at Northeastern where he developed meaningful applications for those in need.

Mitchell has a diverse range of experiences, starting from being an Engineering Intern at Digital Guardian to a Software Developer Project Lead at Sandbox at Northeastern University. Before these, he was a Writing Center Tutor & Research Assistant at Northeastern University and a Debate Instructor at Lumos Debate. All these experiences contributed to Mitchell's well-rounded understanding of software development and his ability to learn and grow in the field.

Overall, Mitchell is an ambitious individual with a passion for using technology to solve real-world problems. His love for programming languages and computer systems is evident through his experiences and continuous work in this field.