- Work at Citadel / GQS as a full-time research engineer from July 2024 to August 2025.
- Work on Kodless as part of my SuperUROP in Spring 2024.
- Work with Daniel Jackson on applying concepts into web development.
- Work at Citadel / GQS as a software engineering intern during Summer 2023.
- Work with Lea Verou on HCI-related projects during Fall 2022 and Spring 2023.
- Work at Microsoft as a software engineering intern during Summer 2022.
- Work with Daniel Winklehner on building a control system for an ion source experiment.
- Do competitive programming in various online competition platforms. I don't do these anymore, but I still enjoy solving problems from time to time.
Abutalib-Barish Namazov
My name is Abutalib but I usually go by Barish. I graduated from MIT in May 2024 with an undergraduate degree in Computer Science and Engineering. Even though I try to educate myself in all areas of computers, these days I am mostly interested in software modularity. I enjoy teaching others, as well as creating educational content. Feel free to reach out to me via email at [email protected].
Other than academics and related work, I enjoy playing video games and watching TV series. Lately, I also spend a good amount of time at the gym lifting.
The things I have done in the near past include:
Work & Academic
Teaching
- Teach 6.101/6.009 in Spring 2024.
- Teach Winter Camp 2024 with voluntary support from more people, continuing the tradition I started in 2023.
- Teach 6.1040/6.170 during Fall 2023.
- Teach 6.102/6.031 and 6.S063 during Spring 2023.
- Teach C++ and algorithms to high school students in Azerbaijan — Winter Camp 2023. Here's a playlist.
- Teach 6.101/6.009 during Fall 2021, Spring 2022, and Fall 2022.
Community & Misc
- Lead OpenCode @ MIT with my friend Adhami.
- Live in Burton 5 and serve as the floor chair and captain of the IM tennis team.
- Be a member of the MIT Turkish Students Association.
- Serve as vice-president of VGA from 2021 to 2023.
I’m grateful to have worked with so many people and organizations, and though I can’t list everyone I’ve learned from, I’m thankful to all of them.