Summary
Maxim Gusev is a master’s student in Logic, Semantics and Verification at Aarhus University building practical verification tooling and language work in academia and industry. He brings eight years of programming experience across C++, Python, Scala, and Go, and has hands-on exposure to formal methods through his current JetBrains internship formalizing IRIS in Martin-Löf Type Theory for the Arend prover. Previously he implemented front-end layers for a blockchain platform at Partisia and taught graph theory, programming and linear algebra as a teaching assistant, reflecting a blend of applied engineering and pedagogy. Strong in algorithms, parallel computing, testing and benchmarking, he is pursuing research-led development in programming languages and verification while also exploring machine learning—an uncommon cross-section that helps him translate formal concepts into practical software.
8 years of coding experience
Master of Science - MS Logic Semantics and Verification + Programming Languages, Master of Science - MS Logic Semantics and Verification + Programming Languages at Aarhus University
Bachelor of Science - BS Theoretical Computer Science, Bachelor of Science - BS Theoretical Computer Science at Czech Technical University in Prague
English, Russian, German, Czech