Summary
Amir Zur is a PhD student in NLP at Stanford with nine years of hands-on experience spanning academia and industry, including a recent data scientist role at Microsoft. He blends formal interests in computation and probability theory with practical work in linguistics and computer science, often serving as a bridge between theoretical models and applied data workflows. At Stanford he has taught and led sections, demonstrating a knack for translating complex concepts to learners and collaborators. His background suggests strengths in rapid learning, team collaboration, and rigorous quantitative thinking applied to language technologies. Based in the Greater Seattle Area, he pursues side projects that reflect a curiosity beyond his core research, signaling an appetite for creative, cross-disciplinary problem solving.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Linguistics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Linguistics at Stanford University