La Jolla Shores, California, United States
My interests are wedged in the intersection between the cognitive and computer sciences. My research background is oriented towards machine learning, computational linguistics, and computational psychiatry. I have been writing code for the past 17 years, with software development experience in machine learning, embedded systems, mathematical modeling, and data analysis.
Data analysis and research on psychological, psychiatric, behavioral, and neurological data. Data analysis conducted in Python, R, and MATLAB. Worked with AFNI and SPM.
Undergraduate researcher in the Computational Neuroscience and Adaptive Systems (CNAS) laboratory. Worked on systems around multi-agent systems, coordination, path-planning and machine learning. Helped design and develop simulation software. Development in Java and Python.
Summer internship at the Center for the Study of Language and Information at Stanford University. Worked on semantic parsing systems for type-logical grammars. Researched parsing strategies and determining decidability of substructural logics for describing syntactic and semantic rules of natural language. Parsing systems developed in Python.