Hui-yu Huang is an international news reporter and former linguistics researcher with a PhD in First Language Acquisition from the University of Arizona and a decade of experience bridging academic rigor with public-facing content. She brings deep expertise in language analysis, translation, and psycholinguistics to investigative reporting—sourcing, corroborating, and contextualizing international stories for Taiwanese audiences. Her background includes postdoctoral research coordinating large-scale language data collection and technical writing for ESG reporting, demonstrating precision in data interpretation and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Comfortable switching between field interviews, real-time interpretation, and policy-oriented documentation, she excels at translating complex research and global reports into clear, engaging Chinese content. A detail that often surprises collaborators: she has helped develop language assessment tools from datasets of nearly 1,000 preschoolers, blending hands-on fieldwork with analytical storytelling.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
The University of Arizona
Master's Degree, Linguistics, Master's Degree, Linguistics at National Chiao Tung University
Bachelor's Degree, English Language and Literature, General, Bachelor's Degree, English Language and Literature, General at National Chi Nan University
LSA Summer Institute, Linguistics, LSA Summer Institute, Linguistics at Stanford University
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