Summary
Jason Quach is an AI/ML research engineer with a decade of experience building end-to-end, production-ready ML systems that span from low-level kernel optimizations to cloud-native real-time pipelines. He has repeatedly taken research papers to optimized deployments using PyTorch, CUDA, TVM and custom C++ kernels, and has significant experience tuning ML compilation and accelerator toolchains for embedded hardware. Jason has designed fault-tolerant, latency- and power-constrained edge systems for autonomous sensing and multi-view vehicle tracking, and built scalable AWS-based data pipelines and orchestration for real-time inference. Based in Cambridge, MA, he blends rigorous graduate-level CS training with hands-on systems engineering, and is comfortable shipping both research prototypes and hardened products for extreme environments. An unusual strength is his fluency across the full stack—from model architecture and low-level kernels to distributed orchestration and visualization—allowing him to bridge research and deployment effectively.
10 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree Computer Science, Master's degree Computer Science at UC San Diego Jacobs School of Engineering
Pasadena City College
Rosemead High School