Emilie Yu
About Emilie Yu
Emilie Yu is an Associate Scientist in Machine Learning and Applied Research at Thomson Reuters, where she has worked since 2023. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Computing Science from Simon Fraser University and has experience in software engineering and machine learning research.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Emilie Yu currently serves as an Associate Scientist in Machine Learning & Applied Research at Thomson Reuters. She has been in this role since 2023, working from the Seattle, Washington office. In her position, she focuses on applying machine learning techniques to enhance research initiatives within the organization.
Education and Expertise
Emilie Yu earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Computing Science with a focus on Co-operative Education from Simon Fraser University. Her educational background includes a Diploma from the International Baccalaureate program, where she studied subjects such as English, Mandarin, Geography, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. This academic foundation supports her expertise in both software engineering and machine learning.
Background
Emilie Yu has a diverse professional background that includes roles in software engineering, machine learning research, and DevOps. Prior to her current position, she worked as a Solutions Engineer at Casetext and as a Build Engineer at ActiveState. She also has experience as a Software Test Engineer at Sierra Wireless and a National Cluster Monitoring & Alerting DevOps at CloudPBX Inc.
Career Progression
Emilie Yu has transitioned through various roles in the tech industry, moving from software testing and build engineering to machine learning and applied research. Her career began with positions that focused on software development and testing, and she has since expanded her skill set to include machine learning applications, demonstrating her adaptability and growth in the field.
Personal Interests
Outside of her professional responsibilities, Emilie Yu enjoys photography, snowboarding, and exploring mountain trails. These activities reflect her appreciation for nature and the outdoors, providing a balance to her technical career.