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Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
Published multiple papers including:
‘Small Models, Big Support: A Local LLM Framework for Teacher-Centric Content Creation and Assessment using RAG and CAG’
‘Low-rank finetuning for LLMs: A fairness perspective’
‘PySyft: A Library for Easy Federated Learning’ (book chapter in ‘Federated Learning Systems: Towards Next-Generation AI’, Springer, 2021)
‘Detecting jute plant disease using image processing and machine learning’ (oral presentation at ICEEICT 2016)
Master’s dissertation contributed to U.S. Patent US20230228716A1 ([0140]–[0143]).
3rd place in Thales Student Innovation Championship in AI (2018) among 52 Canadian university teams for an end-to-end AI solution against online misinformation.
Completed course projects on visual relationship detection (vision+NLP) and biomarker selection for prostate cancer.
Research Experience
Currently Senior Applied AI Research Scientist at Jacobb.ai, a non-profit applied AI research center in Montreal.
Former AI Research Scientist at Volta Charging Inc. (San Francisco) for over a year.
Former Data Scientist at Thales for over two years.
Participated in The Alan Turing Institute’s Data Study Group (2023), developing an automated sea pen identification system using OpenCV and ML.
Contributed to third-party audit research on AI transparency of recommender systems at LinkedIn and Dailymotion (October 2024).
Involved in Secure Enclaves for AI Evaluation project with Anthropic, UK AI Safety Institute, and OpenMined (November 2024).
Background
Senior Applied AI Research Scientist with over five years of experience across diverse industries.
Current research focuses on privacy, fairness, safety and robustness, interpretability, and scalability of LLMs and Agentic AI.
Extensive research and industry experience in deep learning, LLMs, and privacy-preserving ML.
Applies AI techniques to human-centered applications such as education and healthcare.
Highly interested in the reasoning capabilities of LLMs.