Luofeng Liao is a research scientist at Meta with eight years of experience at the intersection of machine learning, econometrics, and optimization. Currently a PhD student at Columbia specializing in operations research, statistics, and game theory, he focuses on causal inference, theoretical reinforcement learning, personalized and federated learning, and distributed optimization. His background includes an MS in Statistics from the University of Chicago and software engineering experience at Meta alongside industry exposure at Goldman Sachs. Luofeng blends rigorous theoretical training with practical engineering—shipping research-driven solutions in production settings. Based in New York, he brings a global academic pedigree from Fudan and an exchange at the University of Melbourne, reflecting a breadth of perspectives that informs his work on scalable, data-driven decision systems. Notably, he bridges econometric rigor with systems thinking to drive robust personalized and federated learning methods.
8 years of coding experience
BS computer science, BS computer science at Fudan University
phd student operations research statistics and game theory, phd student operations research statistics and game theory at Columbia University
MS Statistics, MS Statistics at University of Chicago
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