Summary
Connor Holmes is a robotics scientist and PhD candidate at the University of Toronto, studying convex relaxations to solve complex robotics problems. As a Research Intern at Waabi since 2025, he applies rigorous theory to autonomous driving challenges. He is based in Old Toronto, Ontario, and holds a Master’s in Applied Sciences (System Control) and a Bachelor’s in Engineering Science (Electrical and Computer) from the University of Toronto. His experience spans MDA's technical staff, Vale Canada, and teaching roles, blending hands-on engineering with systems-level thinking. His work bridges theory and practice, with a personal site at holmesco.github.io showcasing his research. With 11 years in the field and collaboration with professors like Peter Lehn, he brings rigor, curiosity, and a knack for turning abstract optimization into deployable robotics solutions.
11 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
3.54 GPA, 3.54 GPA at University of Toronto
English, Portuguese, French