Zaria Jalan

Researcher at MIT Media Lab

New York, New York, United States
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Zaria Jalan is a mission-driven researcher and software engineer with a decade of experience building ML-driven systems in C++, Python, Kotlin, and Unity, currently conducting research at MIT Media Lab after senior engineering roles at Google and Jigsaw. She focuses on using technology to make the internet more democratic and to reduce online harms affecting marginalized communities, blending product-scale engineering with applied research. Her background spans industry and academia, including Carnegie Mellon and Stanford training, and internships at Pinterest and EA that reflect early full-stack and backend expertise. Notably, she has navigated both high-scale production environments and research settings, bringing a pragmatic approach to deploying ML solutions that prioritize social impact.
code10 years of coding experience
job8 years of employment as a software developer
bookMaster of Science - MS, Master of Science - MS at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
bookBachelor’s Degree, Bachelor’s Degree at Carnegie Mellon University
bookStanford University
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Github Skills (13)

intellij-idea9
intellij-plugin9
intellij9
java8
google-cloud8
google-cloud-platform7
kotlin7
social-media6
appengine6
cloud-platform6
gcp6
crowdsourcing3
kubernetes2

Programming languages (2)

HTMLKotlin

Github contributions (5)

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Contributions:7 pushes, 1 branch in 7 months
Contributions:9 pushes, 3 branches in 2 months
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Zaria Jalan - Researcher at MIT Media Lab