Max Moyle

High school diploma · Mercedes, TX

Rank 2/210 · ACT 36 · National Merit Semifinalist

Dual enrollment · Edinburg, TX

GPA 4.00/4.00 over 15 courses

Bryn Mawr, PA

Selective (about 7% admitted) residential program in inquiry-based, proof-based mathematics

Waco, TX

Certificate in Computer Programming (Java Developer); completed April 2025, conferred with diploma

Student researcher, School of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences

• Working on a 2013 conjecture about the determinants of cubic dissection matrices; preprint planned by the end of the fall 2026 semester
• Contributing proofs, and writing the Python tools the team uses to compute and check the matrices

Team lead, client engineering projects · Mercedes, TX

• Led a team prototyping an AR sand table for NerdVana, an education startup; modeled its sand drainage
• Delivered a modular Astro and Keystatic skeleton, finished homepage, and docs for NerdVana’s new site in one month
• Directed a four-person team maintaining the City of Progreso’s WordPress site and prototyping a React redesign

Student, Summer Academy for All: Machine Learning Edition · Austin, TX

• Built a scikit-learn classifier predicting I/O latency within a sub-100 ns inference budget
• Identified a data-leakage bug inflating accuracy in the lab’s research notebook; researchers adopted the fix

Python, OSMnx, GeoPandas, rioxarray, Node.js · heatwaves.app

• Built a heat-aware walking-navigation app as sole developer; won Texas’s 34th district Congressional App Challenge
• Designed a routing model that scores heat exposure from free national weather, sun-angle, and tree-canopy data
• Implemented custom Dijkstra-family routing on OpenStreetMap with R-tree snapping; more than 10,000 routes generated nationwide

TypeScript, React, Node.js, PostgreSQL, Python

• Led a three-person team building an RFID check-in/check-out inventory system for long-duration deep-space missions
• Wrote the React/TypeScript client, Node.js API, and PostgreSQL schema; team named one of two national finalists
• Now leading a team on lunar-rover failure prediction; designed the architecture, 17 data schemas, and dashboard

Project Lead The Way Engineering Design and Development

• Heading research and mathematical modeling for a low-cost computerized dynamic posturography system
• Designing an instrumented platform that perturbs balance to measure fall risk; working prototype due April 2027

Vice president (2026–27); treasurer (2025–26) · Mercedes, TX

• Grew membership about threefold in one year; co-created the school’s annual Differentiation and Integration Bees
• Design a year-long, 16-meeting curriculum and give biweekly lectures; write problems for three school competitions a year

Founder and lead tutor · a group of more than 40 members (calculus, physics, history, CS) · Mercedes, TX