Zach Mustafa

Software Engineer @ Paramount

  • My name is Zach Mustafa. I am a software engineer at Paramount Streaming's Applied Machine Learning Group (AMLG).
  • I graduated from UCLA in 2022 with a degree in Mathematics of Computation.
  • I am passionate about learning and using my creativity, quantitative skills, and intuition to build interesting projects.
  • I love building tools that combine my interests, such as my (in beta!) NBA Enhanced Trade Machine and low polygon image generator
  • In my spare time, I also love to produce music, explore in nature and spend time with my pets.

    • CV Page Under Construction

  • I conducted research at the TANMS Research Center at UCLA during my final two undergraduate years.
  • I worked under Dr. Robert Candler in coordination with graduate students from the Sensors and Technology Lab.
  • My first year, I worked under mentor Maggie Xiao on a project which involved utilizing deep learning techniques to perform image segmentation and resolution enhancement using TensorFlow-Keras and PEEMVision.
  • My second year, I worked under mentor Andrew Arrieta, writing software to capture data from a thermal camera to use for thermal experiments.
  • I thoroughly enjoyed my time in the TANMS Research Center, conducting research with brilliant people and making valuable contributions to the field of nanoscale multiferroics.

    • Projects Page Under Construction

  • This page will host the programming projects that I'm currently working on.
  • Here's a short list of them before I get it up and running:
    • Low Polygon Image Generator using Delaunay Triangulation [Python, TensorFlow, openCV]
    • Enhanced NBA Trade Machine [Python + Django]
    • MIDI Beatles Composition Neural Network [Python, MIDO]

    Personal Page Under Construction

    This section will include everything else that I am passionate about, that did not get covered by some of the other pages.

    Feel free to reach out on one of my social media platforms or email me at zachariahmustafa0@gmail.com.

    "In the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make."