CV

Education

• BASc in Engineering Science - Machine Intelligence, University of Toronto, 2023
• MSc in Computer Science, University of Toronto, 2025 (expected)

Research / Work experience

• Summer 2020: Research Assistant
  • University of Toronto
  • Project Brief: A research project held by iNAGO inc and University of Toronto on smart voice assistant for vehicles.
  • Duties included: data processing, most of coding and communication.
  • Supervisor: Professor Gerald Penn
• Summer 2021: Software Engineer
  • TXIO Corporation
  • Work Summary: ML based financial suggestion system that gives advise based on user’s financial status.
  • Duties included: developing and maintaining ML model as well as basic frontend/backend features.

Skills

• Project Management & Development
• Coding with Proficiency
  • Python
  • C / C++
  • Java
  • Javascript
• Verbal / Written Communication in English & Mandarin
• Visualization Design & implementation

Publications

Feature Structures in the Wild: A Case Study in Mixing Traditional Linguistic Knowledge Representation with Neural Language Models

Penn, Gerald and Shi, Ken. (2021). "Feature Structures in the Wild: A Case Study in Mixing Traditional Linguistic Knowledge Representation with Neural Language Models." Proceedings of the ACL-21 Workshop on Computing Semantics with Types, Frames and Related Structures. 53(7).

Talks

Voice assistants in vehicles: A case study in mixing traditional linguistic knowledge representations with neural language models

December 02, 2022

Talk at University of Toronto, Department of Computer Science, Odette Hall, Toronto, ON, CA

Teaching

Teaching Assistantship 2023 Fall