Computational Linguist
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I am a computational linguist who has developed my skills through research, and coursework, and in the field. I have reinforced those skills by teaching undergrads different aspects of how language can be manipulated through computational means.
University of Southern California: Teaching Assistant for undergraduate courses
Washburn (Spring 2020 and Spring 2022 semesters)
Some concepts covered: phonetics, signal processing, speech recognition, speech synthesis, neural networks
Iskarous (Fall 2021 semester)
Some concepts covered: recursive and recurrent neural networks, backpropagation, n-gram models.
Course summary: Learn about all aspects of natural spoken and signed languages, child language acquisition, as well as speech and language disorders, and the implications for technology
Simpson (Fall 2018 and Fall 2019 semesters)
2018 University of Southern California; PhD Linguistics program (Jan 2018-May 2022; received masters)
Masters Thesis: Vowel Height and Backness are Unequally Distributed in the Spectrum
2017 The Australian National University; M.A. General and Applied Linguistics
Masters Thesis: Disentangling Tone in Ḍanḍagaon Tamang: The Tonology of a Western Tamang Variety
2013 Central Connecticut State University; B.A.
2011 Kyung Hee University in Seoul, South Korea; exchange year studying linguistics and learning Korean
