Wazir Halima

Researching the foundations of quantum and post-quantum cryptography, focusing on the hardness of meta-complexity problems. Also applying computational techniques to philosophical questions.

Taught courses in computer science, engaging students in both theoretical and practical aspects of the subject.

Developed React and React Native features with a focus on UX, accessibility, and testing, primarily using TypeScript.

Assisted students in learning web development using Ruby on Rails, troubleshooting issues as they arose.

Worked in Cyber Security R&D focusing on Applied Crypto and Secure Multi-party Computation.

Developed and maintained web comic sites, focusing on user experience and design.

Revamped UI and site design, integrated multiple APIs, and restructured testing suite as the primary web developer.

Completed a 12-week immersive course in web development covering front-end and back-end topics.

I'm researching the foundations of quantum and post-quantum cryptography under the supervision of [Professor's Name]. My particular focus is basing the existence of quantum and post-quantum one-way functions on the hardness of meta-complexity and quantum meta-complexity problems. I'm also looking at applying computational techniques to questions in philosophy.

General Assembly's Web Development Immersive is a 12-week course that prepares students for a career as a full-stack developer. The course covers many front-end and back-end web development topics including: command line, Git, authentication/authorization using Passport, password encryption with Bcrypt, working with APIs, and TDD with Mocha and Rspec.