Vincent Cheng is a research-oriented computer vision engineer with a decade of hands-on experience spanning academic and applied AI work from San Diego. He currently contributes to METR on evaluation execution and participates in the Cambridge AI Safety Hub, where he has implemented core ML building blocks and mechanistic interpretability papers from scratch. Vincent has blended public-facing science communication experience as a researcher for Veritasium with rigorous selective programs like the Atlas Fellowship and Ross Mathematics, reflecting both breadth and depth. Comfortable across computer vision, deep learning, and signal processing, he’s equally at home writing production evaluations and reimplementing foundational models and circuits to probe model behavior. Notably, he’s pursued mathematical depth through programs at Ross and formal study at UC San Diego and Cornell, signaling a strong theoretical foundation beneath his applied research.
10 years of coding experience
University of California, San Diego
Bachelor of Science - BS, Bachelor of Science - BS at Cornell University
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