IDENTITY…
Nicolas
Partridge
INFO
I'm a software engineer currently based in Vancouver, Canada, I studied mathematics and philosophy at Simon Fraser University.
I've been focused on developing software that simplifies how people interact with technology, particularly in the realms of human-machine interfaces. My journey has been about unraveling the intricate relationship between humans, technology, and the environment. In the past few years, my focus has been on the applications of machine learning, motivated by the potential for impactful and swift advancements in the areas.
EDUCATION
Simon Framer University
College of Sciences
Bachelors of Science - Mathematics & Philosophy
FOUNDATIONS
Limitless
I carry the belief that our capabilities are truly boundless, the world as defined by Jobs, where everything around you that you call life was made up by people that were no smarter than you, is a world full of potentials. These potentials are what inspire me every day to create, as nothing is out of reach.
Future of technology
The future of computing excites me, especially how our devices can interpret and deliver everyday needs. The improvement in human-computer interfaces, is key to enhancing our interaction with the physical world around us. I'm captivated by the challenge of integrating technology so smoothly into our lives that it becomes almost invisible.
IDENTITY…
Nicolas
Partridge
INFO
I'm a software engineer currently based in Vancouver, Canada, I studied mathematics and philosophy at Simon Fraser University.
I've been focused on developing software that simplifies how people interact with technology, particularly in the realms of human-machine interfaces. My journey has been about unraveling the intricate relationship between humans, technology, and the environment. In the past few years, my focus has been on the applications of machine learning, motivated by the potential for impactful and swift advancements in the areas.
EDUCATION
Simon Framer University
College of Sciences
Bachelors of Science - Mathematics & Philosophy
FOUNDATIONS
Limitless
I carry the belief that our capabilities are truly boundless, the world as defined by Jobs, where everything around you that you call life was made up by people that were no smarter than you, is a world full of potentials. These potentials are what inspire me every day to create, as nothing is out of reach.
Future of technology
The future of computing excites me, especially how our devices can interpret and deliver everyday needs. The improvement in human-computer interfaces, is key to enhancing our interaction with the physical world around us. I'm captivated by the challenge of integrating technology so smoothly into our lives that it becomes almost invisible.
IDENTITY…
Nicolas
Partridge
INFO
I'm a software engineer currently based in Vancouver, Canada, I studied mathematics and philosophy at Simon Fraser University.
I've been focused on developing software that simplifies how people interact with technology, particularly in the realms of human-machine interfaces. My journey has been about unraveling the intricate relationship between humans, technology, and the environment. In the past few years, my focus has been on the applications of machine learning, motivated by the potential for impactful and swift advancements in the areas.
EDUCATION
Simon Framer University
College of Sciences
Bachelors of Science - Mathematics & Philosophy
FOUNDATIONS
Limitless
I carry the belief that our capabilities are truly boundless, the world as defined by Jobs, where everything around you that you call life was made up by people that were no smarter than you, is a world full of potentials. These potentials are what inspire me every day to create, as nothing is out of reach.
Future of technology
The future of computing excites me, especially how our devices can interpret and deliver everyday needs. The improvement in human-computer interfaces, is key to enhancing our interaction with the physical world around us. I'm captivated by the challenge of integrating technology so smoothly into our lives that it becomes almost invisible.