Summary
Philip Pincencia is a computer engineering student at UC San Diego with a strong academic record (3.83 GPA) and a practical focus on signal processing, audio algorithms, and probabilistic machine learning. He has interned across industry and research settings—most recently on the Features team at Ansys Discovery and earlier on DSP and audio processing roles—bringing hands-on experience in prediction algorithms, temporal dynamics of music, and front-end audio systems. Philip has blended classroom instruction and mentorship as an ECE tutor and SI leader, and led a DeepFake detection effort as IEEE Signal Processing Chair, signaling both technical depth and a commitment to ethical applications. Notably, his research on symbolic music generation and jazz improvisation applies probabilistic methods to creative domains, revealing an affinity for interdisciplinary problems that combine math, signal processing, and ML.
18 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
University of California, San Diego