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 am interested in pursuing a PhD in Computer Science to go into a career in research, with interests in software engineering and security.

I’m currently an Undergraduate Researcher in Prof. 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’ve been teaching as an Instructional Aide for Discrete Mathematics (EECS 203) since Winter 2024, within the U-M Computer Science and Engineering Department. I currently serve as Czar of the Homework Management Team.

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