Rebecca Diamond Email & Phone Number

Chicago, IL, US

Chicago, Illinois, United States

I received my JD from the University of Chicago Law School in June 2024. While there, I spent time working on issues related to police accountability and prison abolition. I came away with a strong commitment to fighting for justice for all. We all want to live in a safer world, but when we devote the majority of our resources into initiatives that don't.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

As a summer associate, I conducted legal research on a variety of issues, from patent claim construction to pro bono cases. I wrote several legal documents, including memos, interview outlines, proof charts, and briefs.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

I conducted legal research on issues relating to employment discrimination. I also drafted numerous legal documents, including a litigation recommendation for a potential class action disability discrimination lawsuit.

BallotReady's mission is to make being informed about your local representatives as easy as possible. As QA Engineer, it was my job to ensure the accuracy of BallotReady's data, as well as guarantee that BallotReady's product works as expected. I worked on ensuring clean and standardized data, as well as automating quality assurance tests.

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

I assisted with the creation of documents to assist our company's experts in safety & warnings litigation cases.

I prepared estate planning documents for clients, including Wills, Trusts, and Health Care and Financial Powers of Attorney.

Baltimore, Maryland Area

I worked as an NLP expert at MITRE, a company that houses several federally-funded research and development organizations (FFRDCs). Much of my work applied NLP techniques to seemingly unrelated fields, such as cybersecurity and aviation. My most recent work focused on creating models, such as machine translation systems or GANs, and adapting state-of-the.

New Haven, CT

I trained recurrent neural networks language models and found that they could learn a syntactic phenomenon known as the "that-trace" effect. This result calls into question the motivation for the idea of innate grammatical parameters to explain how children are able to learn certain syntactic phenomena.

New Haven, CT

I worked with Professor Brian Scassellati on projects looking at the interactions between humans and robots. My team designed a study looking at whether humans unconsciously mimic the actions of robots during a joint-attention task. The results of this study are useful for the field of human-robot interaction as it studies which kinds of robotic behaviors.

Stanford, CA

I worked with Professor James Landay on the beginning of a new research project centered around designing an interactive, educational tool based on the Young Lady's Illustrated Primer from "The Diamond Age" by Neal Stephenson. I brainstormed what this device would look like, created a concept video for our long-term goals, and started working on a.

Geneva Area, Switzerland

I helped write a program that would improve the efficiency of the collection of Tau events for the L1 Calo Tau Trigger update for the ATLAS detector. I was cited as a contributing author on the official update document.

Doctor Of Law - Jd, Law

Activities and Societies: Public Interest Law Society (1L Rep); National Lawyers Guild (1L Rep); Law Women's Caucus

Master Of Science - Ms, Computer Science

I received my M.S. degree in Computer Science from the Johns Hopkins Center for Language and Speech Processing in the Summer of 2018. My.

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Cognitive Science

Activities and Societies: Yale Record, Student Technology Collaborative, Social Robotics Lab