Paul Terrasi

Paul Terrasi's work experience includes a role as Deputy Chief Engineer at MORSE Corp since 2020. In this position, they are responsible for running a program that conducts independent Testing & Evaluation of acoustic AI models, developing metrics to measure their performance, and presenting the results to military decision-makers through data visualizations.

Prior to their current role, Paul worked as a Software Mentor at FIRST from 2015 to present. As a volunteer, they mentored a high school robotics team, improving their communication skills and managing a small software team. Paul also participated in the FIRST Robotics Competition, solving advanced problems and sharing solutions with novice audiences.

Paul also has experience as an Embedded Software Intern at Formlabs in 2020, where they developed embedded software and conducted testing to improve the performance of a SLA printer. Additionally, they worked as an Embedded Software Co-op at MORSE Corp in 2019, developing software for the Joint Precision Air Drop Systems (JPADS) and integrating embedded protocols.

Furthermore, Paul has worked as a Software Co-op at Medrobotics Corporation in 2018, conducting research and development for a surgical robotics platform. Paul built a test fixture with vision capabilities to track the movement of flexible robotic instruments and wrote low-level software to interface with motor controllers.

In 2017, Paul worked as a Computer Engineering/Computer Science Co-op at the Air Force Research Lab, where they conducted research on improving wireless communications and wrote MATLAB simulations. Paul also worked as a Computer Science Tutor at Northeastern University in the same year, tutoring introductory computer science courses and gaining experience in conceptual communication.

Paul Terrasi completed their high school education at Boston College High School from 2011 to 2015, earning a High School Diploma. Paul then pursued a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering and Computer Science from Northeastern University, graduating between 2015 and 2020.