AI and Software Engineering
CS + AI @ NJIT. Focused on software engineering, artificial intelligence, and information technology.
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AI and Software Engineering
CS + AI @ NJIT. Focused on software engineering, artificial intelligence, and information technology.
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I’m Emmanuel Cruzat, and I'm passionate about artificial intelligence, software engineering, and turning cool ideas into actual products. I’ve led student engineering organizations, worked on large technical projects, and built software both in and out of the classroom.
I've got experience with a wide range of programming languages, including Python, Java, and C/C++. I've also worked with web development frameworks, like the MEAN stack.
When I'm not doing any of that, I'll probably be editing videos, learning languages, building rockets, or taking my telescope out to do some stargazing. Oh, or I could be playing video games. Or taking a nap too... this stuff is tiring, alright?
Computer science student in an accelerated 4+1 B.S./M.S. program.
New Jersey Institute of Technology
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Work and research experiences.
Murphy Lab, New Jersey Institute of Technology
Assisting in AI research on agent decision-making in partially observable environments.
New Jersey Courts
Supporting IT operations by troubleshooting, networking, and reimaging 250+ personal computers.
Some cool stuff I've been working on. Feel free to explore them and check out the code on GitHub!
A player statistics dashboard for the popular naval warfare game World of Warships. The service is live, if you happen to play the game and want to check it out!
A simple tracking application of all major rocket launches around the world, mapped using Globe.GL and stored using SQLite, with a live countdown to the next launch. The service is live!
Mapping tool for visualizing New York City crime data. Full-stack application run on a Linux VM cluster.
View on GitHubIT industry credentials and training.
Vendor-neutral threat analysis, incident response, and governance.
Networking, protocols, and troubleshooting.
IT fundamentals and troubleshooting basics.
Core security concepts and best practices.
Some other cool stuff I picked up along the way.
FCC regulations and radio communication.
Financial markets and data analysis.
Corporate finances and investment strategies.
Numerical computing and scripting.
Stuff I have experience with.
Have a question or just want to say hi? Send me a message, or find me here: