Computer Science student @ University of Connecticut
Download ResumeA detail-oriented and community-focused individual with experience in customer-facing roles and team leadership, seeking to apply my skills in a dynamic and innovative environment while continuing to pursue a degree in Computer Science.
Built a lightweight memory recycler and garbage collector for C that reuses freed blocks through size-classed arenas and O(1) page lookups to cut allocation overhead.
Built a highly efficient 4-bit CPU simulation in both C and Python, showcasing deep understanding of low-level hardware interactions and cross-language implementation.
Designed and implemented a custom 8-bit CPU architecture in Verilog, featuring a LEG-like instruction set and hardware-level optimization.
Published a no-dependency shunting arena for C with global and local APIs that enable fast sequential allocations while keeping memory management predictable.
Exploring machine-learning primitives implemented purely in C for maximal performance and portability.
Designed a beginner-friendly, expressive language that compiles to low-level constructs for performance. Implemented a hand-rolled recursive-descent parser in C.
Storrs, CT | Expected Graduation: 2027
Torrington, CT | High School Diploma, 2024
Based in Torrington, Connecticut. Email jonah@jonahmerriam.net to connect.
Explore the portfolio at jonahmerriam.net and find more work on GitHub and LinkedIn.