Summary
Jeremy Morgan is a robotics-focused software engineer and PhD candidate at USC with a decade of experience building control, planning, and learning infrastructure for autonomous systems. He has shipped path planners, MPC and Stanley controllers in C++, and end-to-end learning pipelines for field robotics while working with startups and research labs including Third Wave Automation, Duke’s Intelligent Motion Lab, and CSIRO Data61. Jeremy blends hands-on low-level control (PID, real-time embedded work) with higher-level motion planning and perception systems, and has practical experience integrating simulation and real-world sensors (LiDAR, Gazebo, Klamp’t). Based in Los Angeles, he is driven to accelerate the transition to renewable energy through robotic solutions and maintains a public portfolio at jeremymorgan.io that showcases his research and projects.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Computer Science at University of Southern California
BSE Electrical and Computer Engineering Computer Science, BSE Electrical and Computer Engineering Computer Science at Duke University