Summary
Yuhao Chen is an AI-focused researcher and mentor with eight years of hands-on experience applying Python, Linux, MySQL, web-scraping tools and IBM Watson services to real-world problems in healthcare and speech/vision domains. Based at Queen’s University, he advises senior undergraduates on projects spanning face recognition, email classification, speech recognition and clinical note analysis while conducting research on transformer-based QA models like BERT and XLNet. His industry internships include Mitacs-funded NLP work with Pfizer and Medlior, where he developed novel pain-level and dementia-severity detectors that relied solely on unstructured clinical notes. Comfortable across the stack—from building large-scale scraping libraries and APK analysis tools to designing voice-enabled healthcare chatbots and APIs—he blends research rigor with production-minded engineering. He’s currently pursuing advanced degrees in AI and computing, signaling a commitment to push NLP methods from prototype into impactful clinical applications.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Master of Science, Artificial Intelligence, Master of Science, Artificial Intelligence at 加拿大女王大学
Undergraduate, Computer Science, Undergraduate, Computer Science at Queen's University