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San Jose, CA, US

Designing, developing, and deploying knowledge graphs;Promoting deeper understanding of knowledge architecture and semantic technologies [see my featured blog posts and interviews below]

Hillsboro, OR, US

My areas of interest are Knowledge Representation and Knowledge Discovery, so I really enjoyed my time at Intel. I was excited to focus on challenges that allowed me to leverage all of my training and experience:-- the foundational issues of how to conceptualize symbolic structures like ontologies, taxonomies, schemas, and knowledge graphs so that they.

Sunnyvale, CA, US

I was the Technical Lead for LinkedIn's Knowledge Graph initiatives responsible for the accuracy, depth, and relevance of their knowledge representations. I still think of this as maximizing the signal-to-noise ratio of the data that they leverage from member profiles, job descriptions, and other sources. My team worked to minimize "noise" by identifying.

Sunnyvale, CA, US

I built from scratch the super awesome teams (when I left, 30+ people) that teach LinkedIn's algorithms how to think about data and how to build the company's central knowledge graph. I founded and spun off teams for Ontology development, for Data Internationalization, for Quality Control, for Crowdsourcing. We learned that more data isn't better data.

Sunnyvale, CA, US

I was the Technical Lead for LinkedIn's first production Machine Translation systems, between English and 23 other languages. - Use case: display Help content in other languages - Trained, tested, and deployed 18 MT Systems to production in 2015 - Trained and tested 15 additional systems for evaluation - Integrated MT into existing workflows to support use.

During this my second stint as President, I was Conference Chair for the AMTA conference in Vancouver, BC, Canada and worked to promote awareness of the machine translation industry by improving communication between researchers, vendors, translators, and potential users.

San Jose, CA, US

I was the Technical Lead for eBay's first production Machine Translation system, between English and Russian. - Use cases: display of English items in Russian, matching of Russian queries to English items - Built, trained, and supervised a team to create linguistic resources, manage the quality of training data, and provide qualitative feedback on system.

As an independent consultant, I: - Provided decision support for enterprise clients implementing language technologies; - Provided process audits to troubleshoot and optimize authoring, human translation and automated translation for enterprise clients; - Developed business models for technology deployment; - Developed authoring guidelines and provide.

San Jose, CA, US

I taught students to think, write, and present like professional researchers in courses about experimental Research Methods, Cognitive Psychology, Technical Writing, and Linguistics.

US

Responsible for design and implementation of novel interactive translation software;Supervised a team to create linguistic resources, manage the quality of training data, and provide qualitative feedback on system output;Patented technologies for interactive machine translation and ontology mapping;

As President, I was Conference Chair for the very successful AMTA 2008 conference in Waikiki, Hawai'i and worked to promote awareness of the machine translation industry by improving communication between researchers, vendors, and potential users. A key change that I implemented was to shift the conference focus from academic research to a mix of research.

- Responsible for new technologies: integrating machine translation with translation memory, integrating machine translation with controlled language, dictionary development tools, etc.; - Launched the first commercially available MT-TM integration (Logos MT with Star Transit translation memory) which later became the industry's standard approach for.

US

Developed a commercial English-Portuguese machine translation system;Developed tools and workflow for systematic dictionary and grammar development;Managed a team of 15 linguists developing machine translation systems in 6 different languages;Participated in developing OLIF standards for machine translation;

Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, BR

Associate Dean for Graduate Studies, Faculty of Letters; Director of the Language and Cognition Laboratory; Assistant Director of Phonetics Laboratory. Carried out and supervised research on the cognitive processes of reading, writing, and translation; collaborated on research in computational linguistics.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Cognitive Science

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Linguistics

Master'S Degree, Linguistics