Drew Gao
About Drew Gao
Drew Gao is a Math and Computer Science Instructor at Juni Learning and an Undergraduate Research Fellow at Stanford's Ginzton Laboratory, both roles he has held since 2020. He is pursuing a dual major in mathematics and sociology at Stanford University.
Work at Juni
Drew Gao has been employed at Juni Learning since 2020, serving as a Math and Computer Science Instructor. In this role, he teaches various mathematical concepts and computer science principles to students. His experience at Juni Learning spans four years, during which he has contributed to the educational development of numerous learners.
Current Research at Ginzton Laboratory
Since 2020, Drew Gao has also been an Undergraduate Research Fellow at Ginzton Laboratory, part of the Stanford LIGO Group. His involvement in research focuses on applying mathematical and scientific principles to advance understanding in the field of gravitational waves. This position has allowed him to engage in significant research projects over the past four years.
Education and Expertise
Drew Gao is pursuing a dual major in mathematics and sociology at Stanford University, where he has been studying since 2019. His academic journey is set to conclude in 2023. This educational background equips him with a strong foundation in both quantitative analysis and social sciences, enhancing his ability to apply research in practical contexts.
Previous Experience at MIT
In 2018, Drew Gao worked as a Laboratory Intern at the MIT Department of Mechanical Engineering for one month. This internship provided him with hands-on experience in a prestigious research environment, contributing to his understanding of engineering principles and research methodologies.
High School Education
Drew Gao completed his high school education at Ramapo High School, where he achieved a High School Diploma from 2015 to 2019. This foundational education set the stage for his subsequent academic pursuits in higher education.