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Below is a list of each eboard member; if you have a specific question, feel free to contact them directly!
Hey! My name's Ben Paulson and I'm currently a Senior Computer Science student at MSOE. I joined AI Club to start learning AI concepts as fast as possible once I came to college -- and it has definetely paid off! The club has continued to grow and more students are learning about AI every day. Beyond AI-Club, I'm a data science intern at Direct Supply and I enjoy game development, making music, and 3D printing in my spare time.
Hi! I'm Brett Storoe, and I'm currently a Sophomore Computer Science student. I joined AI Club to explore the latest AI technologies and acquire the skills to apply them. Outside of AI Club, I enjoy thrifting and listening to music.
Hello! I am Adam Haile, a current Computer Science sophomore. I joined the AI club to gain insight into this rapidly evolving world and to meet new friends with similar interests. Outside of the club I am a Data Science Intern with Direct Supply. I also enjoy self learning embedded systems, web design, game development, 3d printing, and teaching others.
Hi! I am Thomas Benzshawel, and I am a Senior Computer Science student. I joined AI Club to learn about new AI concepts to better stay up to date on new inovations. I am a part of Triangle Fraternity, and I work two jobs, one as an automation intern and one as a data scientist at Foley and Lardner.
Hey! I'm Lucas Gral, and I'm a Senior majoring in Computer Science. I joined AI club because I was intrigued by the opportunity of gaining experience in AI through a research team. Outside of AI Club, you'll find me at Direct Supply as a data science intern. I also enjoy tinkering with Linux, programming language design, and making music.
Hi! I am Leigh Goetsch, a Junior studying computer science with a minor in computer engineering. I decided to join the AI club to gain a broader understanding of AI concepts prior to encountering them in my academic coursework, as well as to explore applications of these technologies through our research groups. Outside of AI club, I am the co-controls lead for MSOE's VEXU robotics team, Raider Robotics.
Hi! My name is Tyge Plater, I am currently a Junior Software Engineering student here at MSOE. I first joined AI club because I wanted to learn about the concepts of AI, and how they can be applied, in combination with software engineering, to solve real world problems – which being on a research team has helped with. In my free time I like to snowboard, longboard, hangout with friends, and play video games.
Hi! My name is Aiden Miller, and I'm a Junior Computer Science student. I joined AI Club my freshman year and immediately was hooked, it's been a blast learning everything I can in that space. Outside of AI Club, I work at Direct Supply as a Data Science Intern, contribute towards Raider Robotics travel planning and enjoy being outside, playing TTRPGs, staying active and reading fantasy.
Hello! My name is Ella Bruce and I’m currently a Senior Computer Engineering student. I joined AI Club as an opportunity to learn about the growing industry and to reach outside of my class material. It’s been an awesome way to connect with other students. I’m also working as a software intern for Astronautics and I enjoy knitting in my free-time.
I am a Junior Software Engineering student pursuing a Data Science minor. I joined AI Club to learn more about applying AI and AI concepts to keep up to date and apply it to my learning process. I am actively involved on campus in a variety of other organizations such as Triangle Fraternity, User Experience Club, Raider Robotics, and Mythos Eros and Echoes. I enjoy game development, music composition and improvisation, and website management.
Dr. Derek Riley joined the MSOE faculty in 2016 and is a professor in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department. He is also program director of MSOE’s Bachelor of Science in Computer Science program, which has a focus in artificial intelligence. In addition to teaching at MSOE, Riley provides consulting services and expert witness services related to machine learning, deep learning, facial recognition, computational modeling, high-performance computing, and other related fields. His areas of expertise include deep learning, machine learning, computer vision, algorithms, process modeling and simulation, Scrum, and mobile computing/programming. He is an NVIDIA DLI Certified Instructor.