Summary
Janet Liu is an Assistant Professor and computational linguist with eight years of experience spanning academia and industry, recently transitioning from a postdoc at LMU München to a faculty role at the University of Pittsburgh. She earned her MS and is completing a PhD in Computational Linguistics at Georgetown, where she contributed extensively to corpus creation, annotation, and teaching across NLP and machine learning courses. Her research focuses on computational discourse, discourse signaling, relation classification, and computational semantics, blending corpus linguistics rigor with machine learning methods. Janet has also applied her research in industry settings at Spotify and Amazon, bringing practical experience in language technologies to her academic work. Notably, she combines deep annotation-driven expertise with hands-on system-focused research, making her particularly skilled at translating linguistic theory into reproducible computational resources and tools.
8 years of coding experience
Study Abroad, Linguistics, English, CS, Study Abroad, Linguistics, English, CS at Temple University
Master of Science - MS, Linguistics, Master of Science - MS, Linguistics at Georgetown University
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), English(Business Translation), Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), English(Business Translation) at Capital University of Economics and Business
German, English, Chinese