Mia Chiquier is a research scientist and Columbia CS PhD with nine years of experience advancing computer vision and multimodal learning, now at Mistral AI after research stints at Meta and academia. Her work spans applied and theoretical ML—from predicting solar and electrical production for smart grids to using binaural audio to infer vehicle optical flow—demonstrating a knack for cross-modal sensing and real-world impact. Supported by an Amazon & Columbia CAIT Fellowship and advised by Carl Vondrick, she blends rigorous research with product-minded implementations. Mia’s background in deep learning, signal processing, and graph-based trend detection reflects both breadth and depth across industry and academic settings.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
High School, High School at Washington International School
Ph.D student Computer vision & multimodal learning, Ph.D student Computer vision & multimodal learning at Columbia University
Bachelor’s Degree Computer Science Major + Mathematics minor + Systems Eng minor + Computational Neuroscience minor, Bachelor’s Degree Computer Science Major + Mathematics minor + Systems Eng minor + Computational Neuroscience minor at University of Pennsylvania
Contributions:24 commits, 1 PR, 19 pushes in 2 months
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