Summary
Gary Qiurui is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Harvard with nine years of research and industry experience at the intersection of economics and computation. He focuses on computing Nash equilibria via Empirical Game-Theoretic Analysis, no-regret learning, and bandit methods, combining theoretical insight with practical systems work (e.g., migrating EgtaOnline to cluster infrastructure). His background spans strategic reasoning research at Michigan, genomics-focused ML at UCLA, autonomous-driving RL at SenseTime, and applied forecasting in shipping, reflecting a rare blend of theoretical rigor and production-minded implementation. A meticulous observer and philosophical thinker, he seeks research problems that add measurable societal value rather than business novelty alone.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Undergraduate Business Administration, Computer Science, 3.838/4.40, Undergraduate Business Administration, Computer Science, 3.838/4.40 at University of Michigan
PhD Candidate, Computer Science, PhD Candidate, Computer Science at Harvard University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST)
Chinese, Chinese, English