Julia Moseyko is a Member of Technical Staff and AI strategist with nine years of experience applying machine learning and product leadership across startups, venture, and research organizations. Trained at MIT, she has a strong research pedigree in reinforcement learning and perception—contributing to publications at ICRA and ICML and porting simulators into OpenAI Gym environments for autonomous driving work. Her background blends hands-on ML engineering (including fixes and architecture work on the popular MIT intro to deep learning labs) with product and go-to-market roles at McKinsey QuantumBlack, Pear VC, and early-stage ventures. She has built real-time perception systems for autonomous delivery and prototyped algorithmic trading under NDA, showing comfort with high-stakes, production-adjacent projects. Equally at home in strategy and code, she leverages technical depth to inform product decisions and venture sourcing for deep-tech startups. Based in New York, she brings a rare combination of published research experience, startup founding instincts, and operational fluency.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Miramonte High School
Bachelor of Science (S.B.) Computer Science and Engineering, Bachelor of Science (S.B.) Computer Science and Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lab Materials for MIT 6.S191: Introduction to Deep Learning
Role in this project:
ML Engineer
Contributions:6 commits, 11 pushes, 1 branch in 1 day
Contributions summary:Julia primarily focused on modifying and debugging code related to reinforcement learning models within the context of a deep learning tutorial. Their contributions involve fixing syntax, and addressing "TODO" comments within the provided notebooks. The code changes mainly center around defining neural network architectures, including convolutional layers and output dimensions, specifically for a reinforcement learning environment. Additionally, the user made modifications to functions related to normalizing rewards.
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