Siu Chau
Assistant Professor at Nanyang Technological University Singapore
Singapore
Summary
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Top SchoolSiu Lun (Alan) Chau is an Assistant Professor in Statistical Machine Learning at Nanyang Technological University with eight years of multidisciplinary experience bridging academia and industry. Trained at Oxford (DPhil, MMath, BA), he has held research roles at CISPA and the Max Planck Institute, and applied machine learning positions at Amazon and several consultancies, giving him a rare blend of theoretical depth and production-focused impact. He has founded and scaled student and consulting ventures at Oxford and in Hong Kong, demonstrating an aptitude for building teams and translating ML research into real-world solutions. Based in Singapore, he combines expertise in statistics, privacy/security-aware ML, and applied data science, and is notable for moving seamlessly between high-level research and hands-on engineering.
8 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
DPhil in Statistics and Machine Learning (CDT OxWASP Program) Statistics and Machine learning, DPhil in Statistics and Machine Learning (CDT OxWASP Program) Statistics and Machine learning at University of Oxford
English, Chinese, Chinese
Github Skills (9)
gaussian-processes5
game-theory5
kernel-methods5
statistics4
machine-learning3
economics3
computer-science2
shapley2
shap1
Programming languages (4)
Github contributions (5)
Chau999/chau_website_repo
Jun 2021 - May 2023
A jekyll template derived from Minimal Mistakes and inspired by academicpages. To see an example of what a webpage might look like with this repo, see matthewkirby.github.io.
Contributions:327 pushes in 2 years
lookderivedmistakesjekylljekyll-theme
Chau999/OSG_Digital
Jan 2018 - Mar 2021
Contributions:8 commits, 7 pushes, 1 branch in 3 years 1 month
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