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# Leo Jiang

**Headline:** CS @ Georgia Tech | Computer Vision • Robotics • AI • AR/XR | Computational Perception & Robotics | Building intelligent systems for human-robot interaction
**Profession:** IVI Lab - Student Researcher \(computer vision\)
**Location:** Fremont, California, United States

## About

Leo Jiang is a Software Engineer in Georgia Institute of Technology’s Department of Mechanical/Environmental Engineering and a Georgia Tech computer science researcher focused on computer vision, robotics, AI, AR/XR, computational perception, and human-robot interaction. Leo is pursuing a master’s degree at Georgia Tech, with work spanning end-to-end machine-learning systems, real-time performance requirements, spatial computing, scientific software, and backend engineering. Leo’s strengths include OpenCV, LLM integration, AR/VR development, cloud computing, CI/CD, Python, C++, and user-centered research from study design through execution and academic writing. At Georgia Tech, Leo developed a VLIDORT-based atmospheric-modeling workflow that reduced model bias by 26% and built instructional software for ME 3057 and ME 3058. Leo also leads AR research on moving digital media into spatially anchored applications, including BIM Sketch AR/VR prototyping, a bidirectional whiteboard-to-AR pipeline, user-study design, and a paper submission to CHI PCM. Additional work includes augmented-reality gait analysis for powered prostheses, AI/ML engineering for the United States Air Force, and founding Glaceship, an autonomous surface-robot project that became a Spellman and Conrad competition semifinalist.

## Services

- NumPy
- MongoDB
- SQL
- MATLAB
- TypeScript
- Java
- Robot Operating System \(ROS\)
- PyQt
- Linux
- React.js
- OpenCV
- TensorFlow
- Git
- Human Computer Interaction
- Leadership
- Full-Stack Development
- Unit Testing
- Cloud Computing
- Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery \(CI/CD\)
- Human-robot Interaction
- Data Analysis
- Spacial Computing
- Image Processing
- Unity.Python
- 3D Computer vision
- Machine Learning
- Augemented Reality
- Software Development
- AI/ML modeling
- Computer Vision

## Highlights

- Developed a VLIDORT-based atmospheric-modeling workflow at Georgia Tech that reduced model bias by 26% through CI/CD, unit testing, and iterative validation against UNL TEMPO Tropospheric AMF calculations.
- Built a cloud-based frontend application supporting instruction and student workflows for Georgia Tech ME 3057 and ME 3058.
- Leads Georgia Tech IVI Lab research on AI-powered workflows that transition digital media into spatially anchored AR applications.
- Led BIM Sketch AR/VR prototyping, including a bidirectional whiteboard-to-AR pipeline, user-study design, and a paper submission to CHI PCM.
- Researches improved visibility of traditional computer-vision stroke detection on whiteboards and conducts user studies on feasibility and adoption.
- Designed multi-mode PyQt and Python GUIs for post-test analysis with Georgia Tech’s EPIC VIP Lab Powered Knee and Ankle Prostheses Team.
- Integrated live-streaming Unity augmented-reality visualization for real-time gait analysis and exoskeleton feedback, improving user reactions by 8%.
- Developed a PCA test suite to cluster insole-pressure datasets of roughly 1 million entries and assisted in constructing and training temporal convolutional networks for exoskeleton motion assistance.
- Helps develop an intelligent medical-robotics platform for the upcoming Cybalathon as Vice President of Georgia Tech’s Competitive Medical Robotics Club.
- Uses TensorFlow and AI-driven optimization to strengthen prosthesis performance and user experiences for the club’s medical-robotics platform.
- Manages personnel, leads med-tech literature-review teams, and drafts constitutional documents for the Competitive Medical Robotics Club’s future as a permanent student organization.
- Built OCR- and NER-based applications for United States Air Force talent acquisition and for cleaning classified communications channels.
- Helped develop a United States Air Force predictive-analytics platform for aircraft-maintenance readiness and asset optimization, resulting in hundreds of thousands in cost reduction.
- Deployed an in-house Gemini-based, LangGraph-powered generative-AI solution for report generation and information consolidation at the United States Air Force.
- Founded and designed Glaceship, an autonomous surface robot addressing evaporative water loss in U.S. reservoirs.
- Developed real-time control algorithms, path-planning systems, and onboard sensing for Glaceship.
- Led Glaceship through design, testing, and prototype deployment, reaching semifinalist status in the Spellman and Conrad competitions.

## Experience

- **IVI Lab - Student Researcher \(computer vision\) at Georgia Institute of Technology** (2026-06-01–present) — Leading a project in developing novel AI-powered technical workflows for transitioning digital media into spatially-anchored AR applications. Developing a hybrid workflow that will allow seamless collaboration between physical mediums and 3D AR/VR technology across a variety of use cases. Researching methods to enhance the visibility of traditional computer-vision-based stroke detection methods on whiteboards and conducting user studies on the feasibility of expansion and widespread adoption.
- **Department of Mechanical/Environmental Engineering - Software Engineer at Georgia Institute of Technology** (2026-06-01–present) — Developed a VLIDORT-based atmospheric modeling workflow to analyze light distortion and benchmark outputs against UNL TEMPO Tropospheric AMF calculations, reducing model bias by 26% through CI/CD, unit testing, and iterative validation. Built a cloud-based frontend application to support instruction and improve student workflows for Georgia Tech ME 3057 and ME 3058.
- **Vice President at Competitive Medical Robotics Club \(Georgia Tech\)** (2025-11-01–present) — Helping develop an intelligent medical robotics platform to compete in the upcoming Cybalathon, using TensorFlow and AI-driven optimization to strengthen prosthesis performance and user experiences. Managing all personnel required for various positions and leading teams in literature reviews to explore the field of med-tech. Drafting constitutional documents necessary for the club’s future as a permanent student organization.
- **EPIC VIP Lab - Powered Knee and Ankle Prostheses Team at Georgia Institute of Technology** (2024-08-01–present) — Designed multi-mode GUIs for post-test analysis using PyQt and other Python libraries. Integrated live-streaming augmented-reality visualization in Unity for real-time gait analysis and enhanced exoskeleton feedback that enhanced user reactions by 8%. Developed a PCA test suite to cluster insole pressure datasets of roughly a million entries and assisted in constructing and training TCNs for motion assistance during exoskeleton deployment.
- **Summer Intern/ AI ML Engineer at United States Air Force** (2024-06-01–2025-07-01) — Built an OCR + NER–based resume filtering application to streamline USAF talent acquisition and another to clean out classified communications channels. Helped develop a predictive analytics platform for aircraft maintenance readiness and asset optimization that resulted in hundreds of thousands in cost reduction for the USAF. Deployed an in-house Gemini-based, LangGraph-powered generative AI solution for report generation and information consolidation.
- **Founder/Designer at Glaceship** (2021-01-01–2023-05-01) — Founded and designed Glaceship, an innovative autonomous surface robot addressing evaporative water loss in U.S. • reservoirs. • Developed control algorithms and path-planning systems for real-time navigation and onboard sensing. • Led a dedicated team through design, testing, and prototype deployment, achieving semifinalist status in the Spellman and Conrad competitions.

## Education

- MS Computer Science — Georgia Institute of Technology (2026-08-01–2027-05-01)
- BS Computer Science, FinTech Minor — Georgia Institute of Technology (2023-08-01–2026-05-01)
- High School Diploma, Computer Science, Mathmatics, Envirmental Science, Economics & History — Mission San Jose High School (2019-01-01–2023-01-01)
- Bachelor of Science, Computational Science — Georgia Institute of Technology
- Master of Science, Computational Science — Georgia Institute of Technology
- Computational Science — Georgia Institute of Technology

## FAQ

### What does Leo do?

Leo is a Software Engineer in the Department of Mechanical/Environmental Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology. Leo also conducts computer-vision research at Georgia Tech, works with the EPIC VIP Lab’s Powered Knee and Ankle Prostheses Team, and serves as Vice President of the Competitive Medical Robotics Club.

### What are Leo’s core areas of expertise?

Leo is strongest in computer vision, robotics, AI/ML modeling, AR/XR, spatial computing, human-robot interaction, image processing, and software engineering. Leo has built end-to-end ML systems with real-time performance requirements and has experience with OpenCV, LLM integration, AR/VR development, backend software engineering, user-study design and execution, and academic paper writing.

### What has Leo accomplished in Georgia Tech’s Department of Mechanical/Environmental Engineering?

In Georgia Tech’s Department of Mechanical/Environmental Engineering, Leo developed a VLIDORT-based atmospheric-modeling workflow to analyze light distortion and benchmark outputs against UNL TEMPO Tropospheric AMF calculations. Through CI/CD, unit testing, and iterative validation, the workflow reduced model bias by 26%. Leo also built a cloud-based frontend application to support instruction and improve student workflows for Georgia Tech ME 3057 and ME 3058.

### What is Leo researching in the IVI Lab?

As a Student Researcher in Georgia Tech’s IVI Lab, Leo leads development of AI-powered workflows for transitioning digital media into spatially anchored AR applications. Leo is developing a hybrid workflow for collaboration between physical media and 3D AR/VR technology, researching ways to improve traditional computer-vision stroke detection on whiteboards, and conducting user studies on feasibility and broader adoption. Leo led prototyping for the BIM Sketch AR/VR research project, including a bidirectional whiteboard-to-AR pipeline, user-study design, and a paper submission to CHI PCM. Leo’s work also considers practical tradeoffs between speed and accuracy in LLM design and handwriting recognition, as well as paths for scaling a focused prototype.

### What did Leo do with the EPIC VIP Lab’s prostheses team?

With the EPIC VIP Lab’s Powered Knee and Ankle Prostheses Team, Leo designed multi-mode post-test-analysis GUIs using PyQt and other Python libraries. Leo integrated live-streaming augmented-reality visualization in Unity for real-time gait analysis and enhanced exoskeleton feedback, improving user reactions by 8%. Leo also developed a PCA test suite to cluster insole-pressure datasets of roughly 1 million entries and assisted with constructing and training temporal convolutional networks for motion assistance during exoskeleton deployment.

### What does Leo do as Vice President of the Competitive Medical Robotics Club?

As Vice President of Georgia Tech’s Competitive Medical Robotics Club, Leo helps develop an intelligent medical-robotics platform for the upcoming Cybalathon. The work uses TensorFlow and AI-driven optimization to improve prosthesis performance and user experiences. Leo manages personnel across club roles, leads literature-review teams exploring med-tech, and drafts constitutional documents to support the club’s future as a permanent student organization.

### What did Leo accomplish with the United States Air Force?

As a Summer Intern and AI/ML Engineer with the United States Air Force, Leo built an OCR- and NER-based resume-filtering application to streamline talent acquisition and another application to clean classified communications channels. Leo helped develop a predictive-analytics platform for aircraft-maintenance readiness and asset optimization that resulted in hundreds of thousands in cost reduction for the USAF. Leo also deployed an in-house, Gemini-based and LangGraph-powered generative-AI solution for report generation and information consolidation.

### What is Glaceship?

Leo founded and designed Glaceship, an autonomous surface robot intended to address evaporative water loss in U.S. reservoirs. Leo developed real-time control algorithms, path-planning systems, and onboard sensing led a team through design, testing, and prototype deployment and achieved semifinalist status in the Spellman and Conrad competitions.

### What is Leo’s educational background?

Leo’s education record includes an MS in Computer Science at Georgia Institute of Technology, listed with a 2027 date a BS in Computer Science with a FinTech minor at Georgia Tech, listed with a 2026 date and Georgia Tech study in Computational Science, including Bachelor of Science and Master of Science entries. Leo is currently pursuing a master’s degree at Georgia Tech, described as Computational Perception and Robotics in Leo’s professional summary. Leo also earned a 2023 high school diploma from Mission San Jose High School, with study in computer science, mathematics, environmental science, economics, and history.

### What technologies and software-development skills does Leo use?

Leo works with Python, C++, C, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, SQL, MATLAB, NumPy, Pandas, Seaborn, Anaconda, MongoDB, Linux, Git, React.js, PyQt, Unity, OpenCV, TensorFlow, ROS, and cloud-computing and CI/CD practices. Leo also brings full-stack development, unit testing, data analysis, reporting and analysis, summary-report writing, communication, organization, leadership, and team-leadership skills.

### What work arrangements does Leo prefer?

Leo prefers in-person or hybrid work arrangements and is also open to fully remote work.

## Links

- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leo-jiang-156780237

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