Christopher Partridge

SWE @ Air Space Intelligence

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

About

A recent college graduate with experience in ML. Always interested in opportunities in tech or business to apply my experience in data analysis. Let's chat!

Experience

  • Air Space Intelligence (Full-time · 1 yr 10 mos)
    • Software Engineer II
      Jun 2026 - Present · 2 mos

    • Software Engineer
      Oct 2024 - Present · 1 yr 10 mos

  • Machine Learning Engineer Intern at Innodata Inc.
    Jun 2023 - Aug 2023 · 3 mos

    Reviewed research papers on SOTA sentence transformers and developed and optimized a ML tool for fuzzy matching U.S. law descriptions with their file path location, a key component in a pipeline for automating financial institutions' and other client's regulatory compliance processes. Achieved 98% Top-5 accuracy for a dataset of 1.3 million file path and description pairs.

  • Consultant at Spy Pond Partners
    Jun 2022 - Aug 2022 · 3 mos

    Created, tested, and chose machine learning and regression models which predict rail corrugation and remaining service life using audio data for two separate light rail systems: Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) and Seattle SoundTransit. Provided research product for the development of New York State Department of Transportations new five-year strategic plan, helping lead a SWOT session at their headquarters in Albany and conducting survey research on the performance and strategic direction of 26 US state DOTs.

  • Back End Developer at The Upside
    Nov 2020 - Jul 2021 · 9 mos

    Developed the Upside's REST API using PHP and mySQL. Managed improvements in structuring data, user analytics, and match automation, laying the groundwork for ML integration.

  • AI Research Assistant with John Quackenbush Lab, Dpt. of Biostatistics at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
    Jun 2019 - Aug 2019 · 3 mos

    Helped develop machine learning tools for joint analysis of cancer imaging and cancer genomics to better understand the networks and pathways fundamental to the progression of the disease.