Summary
Sam Cowger is a research engineer based in Portland, Oregon with nine years of experience applying formal methods, domain-specific language design, and scientific model orchestration to real-world problems. At Galois he bridges applied research and engineering—working on cryptographic capability analysis, modeling-as-a-service, and DSL implementation—bringing both functional and imperative paradigms to bear. He earned his CS background at Tufts, where he also taught advanced programming languages and extended a Haskell-embedded DSL for bit-level parsing and data synthesis. Comfortable moving between theoretical foundations (lambda calculus, type systems) and practical tool-building, he has a knack for turning formal ideas into usable software infrastructure. Notably, his work combines deep language and semantics knowledge with hands-on systems development, making him effective at both specification and implementation.
9 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science, Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science at Tufts University
Italian