Hi! I'm Sophia.
Yale ’27, studying applied math, CS, and history. I’ve built ML infrastructure at Adobe, mapped disaster response at a DOE lab, and researched human trafficking policy in DC. Right now I’m thinking a lot about AI governance and bioethics.
About
About.
I’m a senior at Yale studying applied math, CS, and history. The short version: I care about how technology gets built and how it lands in the world, and I’ve been trying to work on both sides of that.
On the build side, I’ve written backend and ML infrastructure — RESTful APIs at PNNL, an MLOps anomaly detection platform at Adobe, a RAG workflow at a FemTech startup. On the other side, I’ve researched human trafficking policy in DC and presented findings to seven congressional offices.
What I keep coming back to is AI governance and bioethics — questions where the technical details and the policy details are both load-bearing, and where getting one wrong makes the other one useless.
Currently
- Yale University, Class of 2027
- B.S. Applied Math (CS) & B.A. History
- SWE Intern @ Adobe (Summer 2026)
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Experience
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Education
2023 — 2027
Yale University
B.S. Applied Mathematics (Computer Science) · B.A. History
Relevant coursework: Intermediate Machine Learning, Linear Algebra with Applications, Computer Vision, Law and Large Language Models, Data Structures and Algorithms, Computational Logic.
Research & Work
May 2026 — Aug 2026
Software Engineer Intern, Commerce Data Platform
Adobe
Architected an end-to-end MLOps anomaly detection platform (Prophet, TimeSeries) adopted by 4+ teams across Adobe's Commerce org, and automated onboarding pipelines with Databricks bundles and Jenkins.
May 2025 — Jan 2026
Software Engineer Intern, U.S. DOE
Pacific Northwest National Lab
Authored RESTful APIs and backend features for a secure inventory-management web app in C#/ASP.NET/LINQ/SQL Server, and built a Python + GeoPandas visualization tool mapping natural-disaster impacts and rescue-relief networks.
Apr 2025 — Jan 2026
Data Science Intern
ForEVA Health
Designed a Retrieval-Augmented Generation workflow personalizing health news from user-input menstrual data, supporting user-centered FemTech tools.
Aug 2024 — Present
Undergraduate Learning Assistant
Yale Computer Science Department
Teach Python, UNIX, SQL, and core data structures in CS200 (intro Python), leading office hours and discussions for 30+ students on debugging, code design, and algorithmic thinking.
Apr 2024 — Jan 2026
Human Trafficking Policy Research Intern
Safe House Project
Led research on the effectiveness of the National Human Trafficking Hotline, presenting policy recommendations to 7 congressional offices on Capitol Hill and contributing to a White Paper series on safe house standards.
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