Landon J. Taylor

I am a PhD candidate at Utah State University specializing in formal methods and their applications to real-world systems. My research focuses on advancing rigorous techniques for stochastic system verification and reliability, with an emphasis on collaborative, interdisciplinary projects. I am committed to addressing complex challenges at the cutting edge of formal methods, and I actively seek opportunities to contribute to impactful research and industry collaborations.

Ongoing

Academic Peer Review

IWBDA 2025
VMCAI 2025
FMICS 2025

    Accomplishments and Outcomes:
  • Reviewed manuscripts for formal methods conferences
  • Provided constructive feedback to authors
Ongoing

Artifact Evaluation

SPIN 2025
VMCAI 2024
QEST 2023

    Accomplishments and Outcomes:
  • Ensured the quality and relevance of research artifacts
  • Provided constructive feedback to authors
2019–2024

Crisis Counsellor

Crisis Text Line

    Accomplishments and Outcomes:
  • Provided support and resources to individuals in crisis
  • Collaborated with a team of volunteers to improve service
  • Maintained confidentiality and professionalism
2017–2019

General Volunteer

Religious Service Organization

    Accomplishments and Outcomes:
  • Led and inspired a team of 150+ fellow volunteers
  • Provided support and basic needs to people in Honduras
  • Organized community outreach programs
2014–2017

Computer Skill Instructor

Portneuf District Library

    Accomplishments and Outcomes:
  • Taught basic computer skills to senior citizens
  • Developed and implemented engaging lesson plans
  • Provided one-on-one assistance to learners