Thomas Lascaud is a University of Toronto computer science undergrad and software developer focused on systems and full-stack engineering. He has hands-on experience building a hardware emulator in Go, implementing a machine learning model from scratch in Java, and shipping React-based web interfaces. Currently a Software Development Intern at Qualcomm and active in IEEE's student technical team, he brings practical industry exposure alongside academic rigor. Past roles include engineering at Fable and managing an athletics website, showing a knack for rapid, user-focused iteration. His IB background (42/45 with top marks in CS and Math) signals strong fundamentals and analytical problem-solving. Thomas pairs curiosity about how technology works with a proven ability to move projects from prototype to production.
17 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science, Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science at University of Toronto
International Baccalaureate, Overall - 42/45, CS HL - 7/7, Math AA HL -7/7, International Baccalaureate, Overall - 42/45, CS HL - 7/7, Math AA HL -7/7 at The Village School
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