Summary
Mayank Goel is an undergraduate researcher at IIIT Hyderabad who applies computer science to interdisciplinary problems, with active projects in dynamical systems and applied quantum computing. He has hands-on research and industry experience—from pseudo-spectral Dirac operator work at HZDR and a quantum software internship at QunaSys to building scalable drone communication backends and contributing a Bayesian geometry optimizer during Google Summer of Code. As a teaching assistant he pairs technical rigor with clear communication, and his eight years of experience reflect a blend of software engineering, scientific computing, and open-source contribution. A hardware enthusiast and avid sketcher, he brings a maker’s curiosity and a philosophical bent (moral philosophy x CS x game theory) to research problems, making him comfortable at the intersection of theory, code, and real-world systems.
8 years of coding experience