Jack Garzella is a fifth-year Math PhD student at UC San Diego specializing in algebraic geometry and number theory, with a unique research focus on leveraging modern GPUs to study algebraic varieties in characteristic p. With 11 years of programming experience and a background in iOS and React Native development, he is fluent in Swift, Julia, and Rust, and has extended formal verification tools like SMACK to new languages. His work blends deep theoretical math with practical computational experimentation—from finite-element and resistor-network inverse problems to computational number theory—reflecting a strong interdisciplinary bent. Based in San Diego, he brings both rigorous proof-based thinking and hands-on software engineering to research problems, often using Julia for numerical exploration and Rust/Swift for systems-level work.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
The University of Utah
High School, High School at Juan Diego Catholic High School
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