Alessandra Simmons is a compiler and programming languages enthusiast pursuing a BS in Computer Science and Philosophy at Northeastern University, currently working as a Compiler Development Intern at AMD contributing to Comgr and upstream LLVM. She combines practical systems experience—ranging from GPU compiler object management to desktop 3D-printing slicer algorithms at Formlabs—with research in computer architecture and compilers. Comfortable in Rust and Lean, she brings a formal-methods mindset (Curry–Howard influenced) to pragmatic engineering problems and maintains strong academic performance (3.79 GPA). Based in Boston, she has eight years of hands-on experience across internships, research assistantships, and teaching, and she seeks collaborations that blend PL theory with real-world compiler toolchains.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
West Chester Henderson High School
Bachelor's degree, Computer Science and Philosophy, 3.79/4.0 GPA (current), Bachelor's degree, Computer Science and Philosophy, 3.79/4.0 GPA (current) at Northeastern University
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Alessandra Simmons - Compiler Development Intern at AMD