Jin Cheong is a Staff Quantitative UX Researcher at Meta with a decade of experience dissecting human social interaction through multimodal data, large-scale logs, and international surveys. He combines cognitive neuroscience training (PhD, Dartmouth) with hands-on hardware and software systems for capturing and analyzing facial expressions, skin conductance, and conversation dynamics. Jin’s work spans photo/video sharing, shared experiences, and group discussions, translating complex behavioral signals into product insights that shape social features at scale. He progressed through roles from Quantitative UX Researcher to Staff at Meta, bringing academic rigor from Princeton and Dartmouth into industry research practice. Based in Sunnyvale, Jin uniquely bridges lab-grade physiological measurement and production-scale analytics, enabling richer understandings of online social behavior.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Mandarin Chinese, Mandarin Chinese at Daewon GLP
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Cognitive Neuroscience, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD Cognitive Neuroscience at Dartmouth College
Bachelors Psychology, Bachelors Psychology at Princeton University
A user-customizable Fantasy Premier League (FPL) dashboard with data from understat and official FPL websites. Analyze tables, graphs, and regressions, across different time spans (gameweeks) to extract new insights on player form, value, and scoring predictions.
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