Morgan Anunda

Johns Hopkins School of Medicine · Baltimore, MD

• Built a 7-stage diffusion-MRI analysis pipeline (Python, Bash) and parallelized it on a Linux HPC cluster with SLURM job arrays, running ~1.9B Monte Carlo streamline simulations as 85 independent jobs, cutting runtime ~30h to <2h (~17x).
• Traced a false result to a normalization artifact; built a validation layer that recomputed all outputs from source (100% match).
• Building Spark SQL extraction and quality-control queries on Databricks for a clinical study in a secure research enclave.

AssistiveMath · Nairobi, Kenya

• Engineering features for a startup backed by a six-figure Mastercard Fellowship and $40K+ in pitching awards.
• Built an accessible calculator in Vue 3/Nuxt and TypeScript for visually impaired students: expression-evaluation engine, full keyboard control, and MathML output so screen readers speak equations correctly.
• Fixed WCAG AA contrast and ARIA failures blocking core calculator functions and grew unit tests from 36 to 189 (Vitest), adding Playwright end-to-end and automated accessibility checks.

diiVe Consulting · Cape Town, South Africa (Remote)

• Led a 4-person team in a 12-deliverable engagement; delivered final recommendations on time with client sign-off for execution.
• Conducted financial modeling and led extensive market research to develop a GTM strategy targeting ~$200K USD in ARR by March 2027.

Brain-Computer Interface Society at Johns Hopkins · Baltimore, MD

• Built an end-to-end PyTorch pipeline to reconstruct images a person perceived from 17-channel EEG; mapped signals to CLIP embedding space to condition Stable Diffusion; set up inference as a Dockerized FastAPI service with CI.
• Improved reconstruction fidelity 4.8x (CLIP similarity 0.72 vs. 0.15) by evolving the pipeline from a GAN to a CNN encoder and diffusion generator.

Building-U · Canada

• Managed a $10K/month advertising budget across digital channels.

Education and Social Empowerment Program (EaSEP Kenya) · Kenya

Selected as one of 10 high-achieving Kenyan students for intensive academic and leadership training. Directing program operations and mentoring peers through academic and career development pathways.

Yale Young African Scholars

Mentoring students across Africa through college applications, gap-year planning, and connecting to academic and career opportunities.

For a Smile's Sake · Kenya

Advise youth-empowerment initiatives (2K+ beneficiaries) and guide a volunteer network across seven regions across Kenya, Uganda and the Diaspora.