Amy Wei

Hi! I’m a senior at the University of Michigan majoring in Computer Science and minoring in Mathematics, with an expected graduation of May 2026. I plan to pursue a PhD in computer science to work as a university professor, with research interests in software engineering, HCI, and security.

I am currently an undergraduate researcher in Professor Westley Weimer’s lab, working with PhD student Priscila Santiesteban to investigate human factors of productivity in software engineering.

In summer 2023 and 2024, I was a research assistant at Carnegie Mellon University through the Research Experience for Undergraduates in Software Engineering (REUSE) program. I worked with PhD student Matthew Davis and professors Joshua Sunshine and Brad Myers to build NaNofuzz and TerzoN, which are testing tools for TypeScript that support fuzzing and property-based testing.

I have taught as an Instructional Aide for Discrete Mathematics (EECS 203) for four semesters, and I currently lead the homework management team as czar.

I’ve also played violin and sung in choir for many years, and I continue to play in the U-M Campus Symphony Orchestra.