Summary
Scott Czopek is an AI/ML Radar and Signals Engineer with nine years of experience applying physics-rooted research to production modeling, simulation, and embedded algorithm design at Raytheon. With an M.S. in Physics and a background at USC and NIST, he bridges computational physics, bioinformatics, and systems-level signal processing to deliver memory- and compute-efficient ML solutions for constrained radar platforms. He supports and ships IRAD/CRAD AI/ML efforts while continuing to study computer vision in his spare time, reflecting a blend of applied research and practical engineering. Based in Long Beach, CA, Scott’s early work on timing offsets for GPS and on control software for chip-scale atomic devices signals a knack for precision engineering and self-directed problem solving that informs his current work.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
M.S., Physics, M.S., Physics at University of Southern California
B.A., Physics, Minor Math, B.A., Physics, Minor Math at University of Colorado at Boulder