Summary
Chia-hsuan (Michael) Lee is an applied researcher specializing in language modeling and dialogue agents, holding a PhD from the University of Washington and currently based in New York with nine years of research experience. His work spans academia and industry, from a PhD in ECE/NLP to internships at Google Brain, Google, Microsoft Research, and Apple, where he advanced long-context multilingual and multimodal language models and built real-world datasets for text-to-SQL. Now at Capital One, he applies state-of-the-art representation learning and scalable NLP techniques to practical problems in industry. Known for blending rigorous published research with engineering pragmatism, he often focuses on long-document understanding and quantized representations—a niche that bridges speech, text, and efficient model deployment.
9 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering Natural Language Processing, PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering Natural Language Processing at University of Washington
Bachelor of Science (BS) Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Bachelor of Science (BS) Electrical and Electronics Engineering at National Taiwan University
Chinese, English, French