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CV

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CV

Research/

Work​

experience​
 

Research Assistant, UC Santa Cruz 

Mar. 2017 – present

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Controlling and Generalizing Stylistic Variation with Neural Natural Langauge Generators.

Creating datasets using Personage to experiment with seq-to-seq models to test their ability to learn stylistic variation. Creating tools for measuring semantic accuracy as well as stylistic variation.

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Research Assistant, UC Santa Cruz 

Nov. 2014 – Feb 2017

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Classifying Blog Stories into Emotion Categories and Identifying Positive/Negative Events and Targets.

Finding patterns associated with positive and negative emotions using

AutoSlog-TS and categorizing these blogs. Finding events in these

categorized blogs and associate these events and scripts of events with

positive and negative emotions.

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Teaching Assistant, Software Engineering/Algorithms, UC Santa Cruz

Jan 2016-present

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Run a lab, help students with homework, assist in class, evaluate homework

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Data Science Intern, UserTesting, Mountain View, CA

June-Sept. 2016

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Tested sentiment analysis techniques on transcription data.

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Independent Contractor, Progressly

​July-Sept. 2014 

 

Created an internal dashboard for the company website. Allowed the users to both monitor the progress of the company and to edit the main page of the Progressly webpage. 

 

 

Project Manager, Harvey Mudd Computer Science Clinic

Sept. 2013 – May 2014 

 

For Harvey Mudd's Senior Clinic Project I worked with a group to use computer vision to find features within images of apatite crystals for Apatite to Zircon, Inc. I created a LabView interface for the modules my group created. The interface could be used to adjust results of the modules, such as correcting results, adding missed features, and correcting false positives.  

 

 

Research Assistant, Harvey Mudd Computer Science Research

June-Aug. 2012

 

​I created a user interface that navigates a robot through a map. This navigation was used as navigation for a robot that followed the hallways the map displayed, to do so I created a program that directs robots through string messages and directly.

 

Languages

PYTHON

JAVA

RUBY

HTML/CSS

Skills

LATEX

EXCEL

 

Education
UC Santa Cruz

​Sept. 2014 - present

 

Pursuing a PhD in Computer Science in the Natural Language and Discourse Systems (NLDS) lab with a 4.0 GPA. 

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UC Santa Cruz

​Sept. 2014 - June 2016

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Received a M.S. in Computer Science with a 4.0 GPA.

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Harvey Mudd College

​2010 - 2014

 

​Received a B.S. in Computer Science in May 2014. On the Dean's List for 5 Semesters. Graduated with Distinction and a GPA of 3.4.

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