Kurosh Kavoosi

I build things at the boundary between hardware and intelligent systems, then write down what the measurements show.

I'm a high school student passionate about electrical and computer engineering, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and quantum computing. I'm drawn to the intersection of hardware and intelligent systems, from how circuits and processors are designed to how algorithms can learn, adapt, and reason on top of them. What excites me most is the idea of computation pushing into the physical world, whether that's through smarter embedded systems, AI accelerated hardware, or the long term potential of quantum processors to solve problems classical computers can't.

I'm especially interested in how these fields intersect. Machine learning models are only as capable as the hardware running them, and I want to understand both sides deeply rather than specializing in just one. Quantum computing adds another layer to this, since it represents a fundamentally different way of processing information that could reshape what's possible in both AI and engineering more broadly.