Yusuf Morsi

NLP-powered business tools

Automated analysis process by analyzing and clustering device failure data with H2O.ai and Python, significantly reducing troubleshooting time and operational costs.

To lower carbon usage at Cisco, I developed a dashboard and presented it live to the entire company on CiscoTV.

Researched anomaly detection to detect unusual traffic volume, suspicious IPs, and network latency

On intern team tasked with saving $24M annually by launching discounting functionality on SWA’s site rather than third parties; Presented to CIO (Lauren Woods)

Focused on full-stack web development and deep learning for car data.

Developed iOS/Android app with React-Native, Swift, Java. Also created new company site with HTML, CSS, and JS.

Focusing on the research and development of an iOS application that enables engagement between an ML platform, patients, and physicians in the lab of Dr. Sujit Dey. Recipient of UCSD Summer Research Internship Program.

Worked as an undergraduate researcher under the guidance of Dr. Edward Wang at UCSD's DigiHealth Lab, a joint research laboratory of UCSD Design Lab and the Jacobs School of Engineering ECE department. Worked with undergraduate and PhD students to develop a wearable health device that measures certain levels of the wearer, such as blood sugar. Contributins include writing C++ I2C communication code, designing circuits on Autodesk Eagle, and soldering them.

In this research experience, I researched the tensile strength of 3D printed ABS ASTM D638 samples versus ASTM D638 samples created with injection molding in SDSU's Experimental Mechanics Laboratory (~100 hours). Working under the guidance of Dr. George Youssef and his graduate students, I not only learned how to conduct research, but also how to work efficiently in a lab environment.

Instructed elementary, middle, and high school students in mathematics.

Won second place out of 23 teams in hardware hackathon by collaborating with 4 colleagues to develop IoT prosthetic

One of 11 winners out of 50 teams in LateNightHacks hackathon.

Selected out of 30 teams in this hackathon.

As a result of my performance in this Front-End Web Development certification program, an article was written about me in the UCSD Extension Newsletter.

Selected due to academic success and activity in this engineering organization.

Selected due to academic success and activity in this engineering organization.

Selected due to academic success and activity in this engineering organization.