Summary
Lior Hirschfeld is an MIT student studying Mathematics and Computer Science with a minor in Literature, blending technical rigor with a humanistic perspective on digital communication and self-expression. He has built production systems and data pipelines during internships at Google and D. E. Shaw and now works in engineering at Kalshi, applying analytical thinking to real-world products. His research experience in Regina Barzilay’s NLP group and in mathematical graph theory reflects a comfort moving between applied ML, confidence estimation, and theoretical work. Practically proficient in Python, JavaScript, Go, and modern web stacks, he has shipped features from model-driven pipelines to user-facing dashboards. Lior’s background designing hybrid courses and studying literature in London informs a distinct interest in how technology reshapes learning and expression. He combines a decade of hands-on experience with curiosity-driven projects that sit at the intersection of computation and communication.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
High School, High School at Phillips Academy
Mathematics and Computer Science, Mathematics and Computer Science at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
High School, Computer Science and Entrepreneurship, High School, Computer Science and Entrepreneurship at Stanford University
English, Hebrew, Chinese