Nathan Rhee is a data-driven software engineer and sponsorship lead based in Berkeley with 11 years of technical and leadership experience. Currently studying Statistics and Data Science at UC Berkeley, he blends hands-on engineering—mobile app development with Flutter and simulation work for Formula Electric—with sponsorship and event leadership at Cal Hacks. He’s contributed technical writing improvements to the widely used matplotlib project, sharpening documentation and API clarity for the broader Python plotting community. Past internships include building virtual device simulations at the San Diego Supercomputer Center and a brief data science stint at Glint Lab, reflecting a mix of applied research and product engineering. Nathan brings a practical curiosity for robotics and controls from intensive programs like UCSD COSMOS and applies rigorous, testable simulations to inform mechanical decisions. Colleagues describe him as a hacker-entrepreneur who prefers shipping clear, well-documented solutions that scale from prototype to competition-ready systems.
11 years of coding experience
Westview High School
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Statistics, Data Science, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Statistics, Data Science at UC Berkeley College of Computing, Data Science, and Society
Contributions:8 commits, 3 PRs, 6 comments in 1 month
Contributions summary:Nathan primarily focused on improving and rewriting documentation within the matplotlib repository. They corrected formatting issues, such as curly quotes, in the marker table. Furthermore, the user updated docstrings and added missing markers to the library, improving clarity and completeness. The contributions enhance the project's documentation for users and developers.
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