I am a software engineer on the Language team at Google Research in Mountain View. My research focuses on understanding and interpretability of neural language representations (a.k.a. “BERTology”). I’m interested in how these models encode linguistic structure, how these structures develop, and what they can tell us about model behavior and robustness.
In 2018, I was a Senior Researcher on the Sentence Representation Learning Team as part of the 2018 JSALT workshop at Johns Hopkins University. Among other things, I took this terrible group photo.
From 2016 to 2018, I taught Data Science W266: Natural Language Processing with Deep Learning at UC Berkeley School of Information.
In a past life, I was a physicist, studying ultrafast molecular and optical physics in the lab of Philip H. Bucksbaum at Stanford / SLAC.
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