Thomas Pierson

Resume / tpierson@andrew.cmu.edu /LinkedIn /github
Hey! Thanks for visiting my website.
I’m currently researching at LANL on 3D ML Neural Radiance wavefield reconstruction for a robotic laser doppler vibrometer, and remote sensing methods for national security.
I will be a part of the first Cambridge AI Safety Hub Hardware Security Cohort this fall, as well as starting grad school at Carnegie Mellon University to work on 3D models for robotic perception.
I grew up in Albuquerque, and finished my undergrad degree at NMT. I built the first piezoelectric wafer testing experiment in space, which flew on the MISSE platform of the International Space Station this year. I also organized and lead a team to win $10k funding for a NASA competition to build an optical damage detection sensor. I have worked with AFRL, SNL, and NASA for intern/Co-Op positions during school.
I am always open to new projects or meeting new people, so feel free to reach out to me!
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the International Space Station (Thomas Pierson, Dr. Andrei Zagrai, Evgenii Volkov)

