
¡Bienvenid@!
I am a linguist with a PhD from Boston University. My work bridges linguistic research and applied data science, with experience in academic research, dataset creation, and machine learning support.
I specialize in building and curating linguistic datasets, designing annotation schemes, and applying quantitative and qualitative methods to study language and dialect contact as well as the social significance of linguistic variation. In industry settings, I’ve worked on speech and language data annotation for machine learning, including quality assurance, prompt engineering, and workflow optimization.
If you’re coming from academia, you might want to explore my Research and Teaching/Training pages, where I share my work on language variation and classroom experience.
If you’re from industry or tech, take a look at my Portfolio and Coding Corner to see how I’ve applied linguistic expertise to data science, annotation, and machine learning projects.
For a quick overview, you’ll also find my Resume and Academic CV (linked on the menu above).
You can toggle between the sections below to get a quick overview of my skills, interests, and education.
Project Management |
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Problem-solving |
Strategic thinking |
Stakeholder Communication |
Interdisciplinary Collaboration |
Long-term project & team management |
Data Science |
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Experiment design |
Statistical analysis |
Data creation & cleaning |
Data sampling, processing, & visualization |
Annotation |
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Data labeling |
Guideline creation |
Data tagging automation |
Automated data extraction |
Technology |
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R |
Praat |
LaTeX |
Python |
GitHub |