Published a paper titled 'Supporting Physical Activity Behavior Change with LLM-Based Conversational Agents'.
Research Experience
Before Stanford, he was a Senior Machine Learning Engineer at Shopee, working on training neural networks for its advertisement and recommender systems. Prior to joining Shopee, he conducted research on Human-Computer Interaction at the NUS-HCI Lab with Professor Shengdong Zhao, the Augmented Human Lab (Auckland Bioengineering Institute) with Professor Suranga Nanayakkara, and the Fluid Interfaces Group (MIT Media Lab) with Tomás Vega.
Education
Received undergraduate degree from Yale-NUS College, where his thesis focused on using physiological signals to detect changes in people’s attentional states in real-time. Currently a PhD student at Stanford University, advised by Professors James Landay and Scott Delp.
Background
Second year Computer Science PhD student at Stanford University, focusing on designing sensing systems and interfaces for health and wellbeing.