👋 Hello there, I’m Anjie!

🧑🏻‍💻 I am an undergraduate student majoring in Computer Science at the University of Ottawa.

🔬 My research interests are centered around Machine Learning, with a particular focus on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Large Language Models (LLMs), and AI-generated content (AIGC).

📚 I am currently working on enhancing human-AI interaction through communicative agents, exploring ways to make AI systems more intuitive and user-friendly.

🥰 Additionally, I am passionate about exploring various facets of Machine Learning, especially Embodied AI, Multi-modal Learning, and Computer Vision.

🎃 You can contact me by the methods listed on the left.

Selected Experience

👨🏻‍🔬 Research Experience

I am an undergraduate research assistant at SPICE Lab at Northwestern University, under the supervision of Dr. Karan Ahuja, focusing on the intersection of HCI, Generative AI, and 3D Design.

I am also an undergraduate research intern at MIT Media Lab, under the supervision of Dr. Paul Pu Liang, focusing on integrating HCI, Generative AI, and XR.

Previously, I was an undergraduate research assistant at the University of Ottawa, under the supervision of Dr. Yongyi Mao, focusing on Machine Learning and Epidemiology.

💻 Work Experience

I am currently a research intern at Eigent AI, working on the Camel project, an open-source library designed to facilitate the development of communicative agents.

I am also an AI Agent intern at SoSoValue, where I am developing autonomous agents that can post content, comment, and interact with users in online communities.

Previously, I was a software development intern at Dreamflows, where I developed data pipelines for a text-to-video generation model and architected scalable systems to enhance AI-driven content creation.

🤖 Open Source Contribution

I have worked on A-Tune, an AI-driven OS tuning engine. I built a tool for performance analysis with a user-friendly CLI, making commit tracking more efficient and reducing manual tuning work.