Berkeley, CA
Hello, I'm Henry. I'm a student at UC Berkeley pursuing a double major in computer science and cognitive science and a minor in data science. At Berkeley, I am the course director of Data 198 and a UCS1 for Data 100. I am also conducting machine learning research at Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research (BAIR). In my free time, I love playing the piano and alto saxophone and exploring museums. You can learn all about me on my website, including my experiences, portfolio, contact information, and skills.
Researching an interpretable speech world model and building multi-task datasets with LLM-guided parsing
Built a multi-agent pipeline for tax anomaly detection using SageMaker and Bedrock with RAG-based verification
Teaching Data 100, covering topics such as pandas, data visualization, EDA, and ML techniques like linear & logistic regression
Conducted research at UCSF to optimize seizure detection models for personalized clinical care
Built financial forecasting models using ARIMA and LSTMs at Universal Health Services
Developed predictive models for alumni donation likelihood and forecasting at UC Berkeley College of Letters and Science
Facilitate Data 198: Intro to Real World Data Science, teaching the data science lifecycle through hands-on projects
Began B.A. in Computer Science and Cognitive Science at UC Berkeley