Jessica Fridrich

Jessica Fridrich is a professor. She is known for her specialization in digital imagery data hiding applications. 

Jessica is also known for the CFOP method which is also called a Fridrich method. This method is the most common method for solving Rubik’s Cube or called speedcubing. She is in fact called one of the pioneers with Lars Petrus of speed solving Rubik’s cube. 

Fridrich method is the most common method of solving speedcubing and it is also used by other fast speedcubers. This is the method where the cube can be solved by layer by layer fashion. 

10 Facts on Jessica Fridrich 

1. Born in the year 1964, she is 56 years old. Her exact date of birth is not unknown. 
2. Jessica’s height details are not known. Her weight is also unknown. She seems to be healthy. 
3. The net worth of the professor is not known. Her salary from Binghamton University is not disclosed yet. Working as a professor for a long time she has earned enough for herself. 
4. Fridrich may be a married woman. She has not disclosed facts about her husband. 
5. The family details of the professor are not known. She has kept her privacy under wrapped and not revealed to others. 
6. Jessica holds an MS degree from Czech Technical University in Prague in applied mathematics. She is a Ph.D. holder from Binghamton University in system science. 
7. Born in Ostrava, Czech, she has Czechoslovak nationality. 
8. She is famous for her CFOP method which is known as Cross, First 2 Layers, Orient Last Layer, Permute the Last Layer for speedcubing. The other name of the CFOP method is the Fridrich method. 
9. Currently, she is working at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Binghamton University as a professor. 
10. She is not available on social media applications like Facebook or Twitter.