Responsible for the development of AI Labs’ software applications. Writing, testing, and releasing front- and back-end code according to the product roadmap and release plans; working closely with other application engineers to architect, build, and optimize scalable and resilient data systems, to meet the growing needs of end users; and working collaboratively with the Head of Machine Learning Product and software QA to set the overall goals and sprint plans.

Built applications to support the Parexel International Scientific Data Organization (SDO) and its clients through the Natural Language Processing pipeline, from data exploration to annotation and review. Created new features in our applications in response to Parexel's business needs, improving the stability of our applications and ensuring the security of users' data.

More than traditional moderators, Community Architects are responsible for every aspect of how the people in their industry use Polywork. From defining the badges users can earn, to the the tags they use and the rules of engagement.

Polywork just thought it was high time a professional network existed that let you represent all the wonderful things you actually do as a professional.

Building applications described as "industry-changing", that leverage Roam's NLP infrastructure to make use-cases like pharmacovigilance and literature review easier and less error-prone.

Hands-on in the building of the apps Annotate, Explore and Review, and in the API for Review. Tools used include React, Redux-Saga, Flask, ReportLab, Celery, ElasticSearch, PostgresDB and Docker/ECS. Roam uses a Agile-SCRUM methodology, and maintains compliance to a number of stringent standards including SOC2.