Red Violet, Greater Seattle Area (Aug 2026 - present)
Staff AI Applied Scientist
AI model and agent development for identity verification and fraud detection
Thomson Reuters Labs, Greater Seattle Area (Jun 2025 - Aug 2026)
Senior AI Applied Scientist II
Architected end-to-end pipelines for legal document retrieval, processing, generation, and multi-turn conversation evaluation across diverse legal request types
Designed and optimized CoCounsel Legal Agent for high-stakes document drafting (agreements, contracts, complaints, motions); incorporated SKILL-, RL-, & synthetic-data-based methods to enhance performance
Dataminr, New York (May 2020 - Jun 2025)
Senior AI Research Scientist
Led LLM-based model development for trending anomaly summarizations, automatic summary updates of time-evolving events, supplementary context generation, and other quality assurance applications
Owned full model lifecycle–research, deployment, and quality control–for text generation systems that summarize event details which are delivered to customers at scale across all Dataminr platforms
Developed content and error detection model for production quality assurance
Partnered directly with stakeholders on their AI model requirements and feedback on how to improve existing models or develop brand-new models
Mentored junior AI researchers/engineers on AI model development and best practices
IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, New York (Dec 2014 - May 2020)
Research Staff Member in Distributed AI
Task Lead for hybrid networks in the International Technology Alliance (ITA) project
Task Lead for query answering in dynamic knowledge networks in the Network Science Collaborative Technology Alliance (NS-CTA) project
Designed resource management strategies via reinforcement learning and deep learning
Led node sequence embedding, graph analysis, performance quantification, and algorithm design projects
IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, New York (Aug - Nov 2012 and Jun - Sep 2013)
Research Intern in Distributed and Cognitive Systems
Developed reinforcement learning algorithms for intelligent mobility control in delay-sensitive networks
Conducted fundamental research on graphical conditions and algorithms for identifying network properties
Contributed to problem modeling and rigorous quantitative analysis of distributed systems
NTT DoCoMo Beijing Communications Laboratories Co., Ltd, China (Apr 2007-Apr 2008)
Research Intern at the Department of Mobile Ubiquitous Communications (MUC)
Designed and evaluated novel multicast schemes for the MAC layer of the IEEE 802.11 standards
Executed large-scale simulations via OPNET 11.5, leveraging Visual Studio for debugging and analysis