I have been a C.L.E. Moore Instructor in the Department of Mathematics at MIT since 2024.

I am on the academic job market for tenure-track positions in 2026–2027.

My research lies at the intersection of analysis, PDEs, probability, and machine learning theory. My current work focuses on the mathematical foundations of transformers and diffusion models, as well as problems in spectral geometry. Google Scholar 

My first name 'Zheng-Jiang' is pronounced like 'Zen-John'.

I was a graduate student at CIMS, supervised by Professor Fang-Hua Lin.