EXPERIENCE
Augmented Intelligence Lab at the University of Waterloo
Researcher (Part-Time/Full-Time)
September 2019 – Present
I have been an active member of the Augmented Intelligence Lab at the University of Waterloo in the past few years. I have been involved in projects related to
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human-AI collaboration;
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crowdsourcing;
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conversational agents;
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learning by teaching;
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virtual reality.
University of Waterloo
May – August 2023
Teaching Assistant (Part-Time)
I assisted 36 students for CS449/649: Human-Computer Interaction, a course in which the students learned how to design software by understanding the corresponding users. The 36 students were divided into 8 groups; I assisted each group in completing a separate software design for a real-world problem by providing feedback on how to brainstorm ideas, gather information about potential users through interviews, and design usable interfaces.
Davis Lab at Harvard University
June 2021 – December 2022
Researcher (Part-Time)
My responsibilities include
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performing automated data collection and cleaning, such as by using computer vision to compare plant specimen images;
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maintaining CrowdCruio, a website used for crowdsourcing designed to collect image annotations that I previously developed;
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helping other members of the lab to collect data through crowdsourcing as well as analyzing the collected data.
University of Waterloo
January – April 2022
Teaching Assistant (Part-Time)
I graded assignments and the final exam and provided students with feedback for improvement for CS116: Introduction to Computer Science 2, a Python course.
Davis Lab at Harvard University
Undergraduate Researcher (Full-Time, Co-op)
September 2018 – April 2019
I Independently developed CrowdCurio based on its old version. CrowdCurio was an annotation platform that was used by Harvard biologists to collect through crowdsourcing. More than one million plant specimen image annotations were collected using the updated version of CrowdCurio before I left the position.
In addition, I implemented a barcode decoder using open-source libraries, which was used to remove a significant number (>1%) of unwanted plant specimens from Harvard botanists' datasets.
Shoplogix Inc.
Junior Application Engineer (Full-Time, Co-op)
May – August 2017
I improved the user interface and data processing/searching functionalities of the Customer Relationship Management Website.
I also wrote data analysis reports. Two of them were chosen as templates for future data analysis reports at Shoplogix.
EDUCATION
University of Waterloo
Master of Mathematics in Computer Science (Advisor: Dr. Edith Law)
2022 – Present
Bachelor of Computer Science with a Specialization in Human-Computer Interaction
2021 – 2016
HONOURS
Undergraduate Student Research Award
September 2020
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Awarded by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada.
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Includes CAD $4,500 as research funding.
Co-op Student of the Year Nomination
April 2019
Nominated by Dr. Charles Davis, the principal investigator of the Davis Lab at Harvard University.
Received the nomination after working under Dr. Charles Davis' supervision and receiving the rating of “outstanding” (the highest possible rating for co-op students) for two consecutive semesters.