I’m Hunter, an AI Research Scientist based in Jersey City, NJ.
My work sits at the intersection of two worlds: scaling foundation models (large language models, vision-language models) in industry (primarily, document processing) and building physics-informed AI for scientific simulation.
I studied computer science at Drexel and Harvard, where I got hooked on the idea that machine learning could accelerate scientific discovery. That thread runs through everything I do: whether it’s document understanding, time-series forecasting, or molecular simulation, I’m drawn to problems where AI can make something previously intractable suddenly possible.
What You’ll Find Here
This site is where I share what I’m learning. You’ll find:
- Research: My publications on scientific ML, NLP, and AI safety
- Posts: Tutorials and explorations of ML concepts
- Projects: Code and experiments I’ve built
- Notes: Reference material on methods, datasets, and tools
Let’s Connect
I enjoy conversations about ML research, especially at the intersection of AI and physical sciences. Whether you’re a researcher, practitioner, or just curious, feel free to reach out.