Emily Jin
About Emily Jin
Emily Jin is a Director of the Evaluation Team and a member of the Organizing Committee at AI4ALL, with a strong background in artificial intelligence research and outreach initiatives. She has worked at various prestigious institutions, including Stanford University and Virtu Financial, and has a keen interest in machine learning, computer vision, and natural language processing.
Current Role at AI4ALL
Emily Jin serves as the Director of the Evaluation Team and is a member of the Organizing Committee at AI4ALL. In this role, she contributes to the organization's mission of promoting diversity and inclusion in technology education. Her responsibilities include overseeing evaluation processes and ensuring the effectiveness of outreach initiatives.
Research Experience at Stanford
Emily Jin has extensive research experience at Stanford University. She is currently conducting research in causal inference and reasoning at Stanford CogAI under the guidance of Professors Jiajun Wu and Tobias Gerstenberg. Previously, she worked at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL) in both the AI-Assisted Care (PAC) and Vision & Learning Lab (SVL) projects, focusing on advancing knowledge in artificial intelligence.
Educational Background
Emily Jin is pursuing her studies at Stanford University, where she is majoring in Computer Science and Mathematics. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Tufts University and a Master of Science in Computer Science from Columbia University. Her academic background supports her research interests in machine learning engineering and related fields.
Previous Work Experience
Emily Jin has held various positions in the tech industry. She worked as a Quantitative Trading Intern at Virtu Financial for two months in 2023. Additionally, she has experience in outreach and education, having founded and served as Executive Director of AIHacks from 2018 to 2020. She also worked at the Stanford University Mathematics Camp and the Stanford AI4ALL outreach program.
Achievements in Education and Outreach
Emily Jin has made significant contributions to educational initiatives. As the founding Director of Education at Girls Who Code, she led a team that taught over 30,000 girls to code. She has also trained over 2,000 computer science educators and served as Vice President of Open Learning at AI4ALL, furthering her commitment to increasing diversity in technology.