Software Engineer · Machine Learning

Jaedon Cox

Computer Science student at The University of Texas at Arlington. I've built full stack from — data pipelines, models, APIs, and front ends.

01 — SELECTED WORK

Experience and Projects

156,838
batter-games of Statcast data — 7,441 games, 926 hitters
6
XGBoost models — 176 features, SHAP-pruned to 26–52 each
2
scheduled jobs, 0 manual steps — 365 days a year
11,398
lines shipped — 8,171 Python, 3,113 TypeScript, 114 CI
EXP-0012nd overall

Google Hardware Hackathon

Built and troubleshot a Dell server in a hands-on hardware event led by Google team leads. My team finished 2nd overall and received the “Googliest” award, given for the best teamwork of the event.

Dell ServerHardware AssemblyTroubleshootingTeamwork
EXP-00220 tickers

HackUTA

Built a stock market predictor with my team: a neural network trained in TensorFlow to forecast prices across up to 20 different tickers.

PythonTensorFlowNeural Network
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02 — ABOUT

Who I Am

I am a Computer Science student at UT Arlington who likes building things that run on their own. Most of what I have built spans the whole stack — pipelines that pull and shape data, models that make a call on it, an API to serve the result, and a front end to show it. The modeling is the interesting part; the engineering around it is what makes it worth anything.

Machine learning is the field I am aiming at, and I am getting there by building complete systems rather than isolated notebooks. Honest evaluation against real outcomes, not a friendly holdout split, is the bar I hold myself to.

When I am not at my keyboard I am usually watching the Texas Rangers or at the gym. I like staying engaged with sports both as a fan and through an analytical lens, often thinking about how data and performance connect.

Jaedon Cox
based inArlington, TX
studyingCS @ UT Arlington
focusfull-stack systems · ML
stackPython · SQL · TypeScript
statusopen to internships

Open to new problems

Got something that needs building?

Whether it is a pipeline that keeps breaking, a model that looks great offline and falls apart on real data, or a product that needs to exist at all — I would like to hear about it.