Vincent Conlee

I am a computer science student at Texas A&M University pursuing a minor in cybersecurity and mathematics, with a 3.96 GPA and Dean’s List recognition. As a Software and Cybersecurity Engineering Intern at Lockheed Martin, I architect and develop C++17 and Python emulators for real-time embedded HWIL regression testing, reducing hardware overhead by approximately 40%. My projects span systems programming, machine learning, full-stack development, robotics, and computer architecture. I have built a Rust Sudoku solver using exact cover and Dancing Links, fine-tuned computer vision models for deepfake detection, developed a full-stack ordering platform, contributed to rover communications, and led a three-person team building a sequential 64-bit x86 CPU. I bring strong problem-solving, ownership, and collaboration skills developed through engineering projects, competitive coding, leadership, and supporting myself through college as a carpenter. I enjoy tackling technically challenging problems and turning complex requirements into reliable, efficient software.