Summary
Edward Wang is a PhD candidate and research-focused software engineer with nine years of experience blending applied mathematics, statistics, and full‑stack development. At Johns Hopkins he models social dynamics of interacting LLMs using Gaussian mixture models and studies how embedding functions affect statistical guarantees, while also teaching numerical linear algebra, statistics, Bayesian methods, and ML. His internships at UMD and MathWorks produced practical tooling—LangChain pipelines that generated 79,000 structured knowledge triples and a C++ rewrite to speed multithreaded builds—demonstrating a knack for turning research questions into production-ready systems. Comfortable across infrastructure, ML, and web stacks, he brings rigorous academic training (BS/MS, JHU) and a penchant for measurable, data-driven solutions to complex socio-technical problems.
9 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Johns Hopkins University
High School Diploma, 4.71, High School Diploma, 4.71 at Livingston High School
Master of Science - MS, Applied Mathematics and Statistics, Master of Science - MS, Applied Mathematics and Statistics at Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering
English, Spanish, Chinese