UWashington Y Math Seminar: Jeremy Kun

In this talk I'll give an overview of the mathematical side of the last eight years of my career as a software engineer at Google. This splits into two parts: writing software to automate the planning and management of Google's data centers as part of the Technical Infrastructure organization, and, in my current role, bringing homomorphic encryption to production systems as part of Google's Privacy, Safety and Security Research group. The former used a variety of mathematics related to operations research, data science, and cost modeling. The latter involves a mixture of cryptography, ring theory, with a variety of sub-problems in related discrete mathematics fields.