CV
Education
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2020.08 - Present Pittsburgh, PA, USA
Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical and Computer Engineering
Carnegie Mellon University
Advisor: Prof. Shinji Watanabe
Thesis: Towards effective and efficient open speech foundation models
Research areas: Speech foundation models, speech recognition
Open source: Contributor and maintainer of ESPnet
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2016.08 - 2020.06 Beijing, China
Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic Information Science and Technology
Tsinghua University
GPA: 3.96/4.00, Ranking: 2/262
Advisor: Prof. Liangrui Peng
Thesis: Deep learning-based semi-supervised transfer learning for handwritten text recognition
Work
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2024.05 - 2024.08 Santa Clara, CA, USA
AI Research Intern
NVIDIA NeMo
Project: Speech-text language models with multi-turn mixed-modal chat capabilities
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2023.05 - 2023.08 Seattle, WA, USA
Research Scientist Intern
Meta AI (Fundamental AI Research, FAIR)
Project: Speech large language models for voice-preserved textless speech-to-speech translation
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2022.05 - 2022.08 Remote, USA
Languages
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Teaching
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2024.08 - 2024.12 Graduate Teaching Assistant
Carnegie Mellon University
Course:18-781/11-751 Speech Recognition and Understanding
Instructor: Prof. Shinji Watanabe
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2023.08 - 2023.12 Graduate Teaching Assistant
Carnegie Mellon University
Course:18-781/11-751 Speech Recognition and Understanding
Instructor: Prof. Shinji Watanabe
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2022.08 - 2022.12 Graduate Teaching Assistant
Carnegie Mellon University
Course:18-781/11-751 Speech Recognition and Understanding
Instructor: Prof. Shinji Watanabe
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2021.08 - 2021.12 Graduate Teaching Assistant
Carnegie Mellon University
Course:18-781/11-751 Speech Recognition and Understanding
Instructor: Prof. Ian Lane and Prof. Shinji Watanabe