Emma Marriott

Emma Marriott

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Co-Founder, Head of Engineering
Stanford, California, United States

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  • Atomic Invest
    Co-Founder, Engineering
    Atomic Invest
    Dec 2020 - Current (5 years 7 months)
  • Waymo
    Machine Learning Engineer
    Waymo
    Jul 2019 - Dec 2020 (1 year 6 months)
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    Software Engineer
    Aug 2016 - Dec 2020 (4 years 5 months)
    YouTube Recommendation Systems
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    Consulting Cybersecurity Researcher
    California Department of Justice eCrime
    May 2015 - Jan 2016 (9 months)
  • Salesforce
    Special Projects Software Engineer Intern
    Salesforce
    Jan 2015 - May 2015 (5 months)
    Worked within a joint Salesforce/Heroku team to develop use cases for a Salesforce event-processing product
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    Cybersecurity Intern
    California Department of Justice eCrime
    Jun 2014 - Sep 2014 (4 months)
    Worked within the DOJ e-crime unit to support technical investigations for internet crimes.
  • ETH Zurich
    Research Intern
    ETH Zurich
    Jul 2013 - Aug 2013 (2 months)
    Participated in a 10-week research program in Zürich (BUSS) to conduct individual research in microbiology at the leading technological institute in Europe (ETH Zürich). • Conducted a project using mass spectrometry to determine the process and Glycosylation and its effects on protein structure •  Presented a final project presentation to both the Aebi lab group as well as the BUSS (Biologie Undergraduate Summer School) organization and associated professors in the University of Zurich and ETH
  • Stanford Health Care
    Research Intern
    Stanford Health Care
    Jun 2011 - Jun 2013 (2 years 1 month)
    Worked on a graduate-level translational research project in the Prof. Spudich's lab group. • Conducted a project studying the effects of how a specific mutation of cardiac muscle protein (myosin) leads to cardiomyopathy • Further developed techniques and assays critical to the resulting drug treatment which is currently being realized by heart drug developer MyoKardia
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  • Stanford University
    Bachelor of Science (B.S, Computer Science
    Stanford University
    Jan 2016 - Dec 2019 (4 years)
  • Stanford University
    Bachelor of Science (B.S, Computer Science
    Stanford University
    Jan 2012 - Dec 2016 (5 years)
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    High School Diploma
    Henry M Gunn High School
    Jan 2008 - Dec 2012 (5 years)
  • San Francisco Conservatory of Music
    Preparatory Student, Classical Piano
    San Francisco Conservatory of Music
    Jan 2007 - Dec 2012 (6 years)
    Studied classical music under M. Kobialka
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    Zen Space- Global Finalist + Audience Choice Award, NASA SpaceApps Challenge
    Apr 2015
    ZenSpace seeks to improve astronaut mental health outcomes during prolonged spaceflight through targeted virtual reality treatments in the Oculus Rift. Each astronaut sees a dashboard for common activities, including mission logs, journal entries, messages, and a portal for launching virtual reality simulations of their choosing. Simulation recommendations are intelligently generated based on comprehensive emotional profilings achieved through sentiment analysis. Data is collected from several sources (see below), with the goal of promoting a healthy and stable mental state. Machine learning frameworks are applied to the following data sources: -Key-facial-feature detection in video-logs for sentiment analysis -Sentiment analysis of vide
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    Capital One Hackathon Honorable Mention- HIPO Finance
    Mar 2015
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    Philips Health Suite Hackathon Prize Winner - Hippo Health
    Mar 2015
    HIPO is a platform connecting you to your doctor for personalized and informed health. Presentation at Philips HealthSuite Hackathon: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esT9pl3u9zo
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    IBM Grand Prize at Developer's Week SF- Hedge
    Feb 2015
    Hedge (Housing Edge) is a web application that helps a renter/buyer visualize healthy spaces and housing affordability in your community. Hedge recommends ideal healthy living spaces using IBM Watson and metrics from the city of San Francisco public health data.
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    Dungeons & Diabetes (2014 Health 2.0 Code-a-Thon Winner, Validic/iHealth Track)
    Sep 2014
    D&D is a mobile application with some gamification elements, designed to help diabetic patients with comorbid depression manage their conditions better. The project was a winner of the Validic/iHealth track at Health 2.0 SF Code-a-thon 2014. I was the design lead for the team. My responsibilities included user research and personas, wireframing, UX design, and final UI mockups. Another designer worked on choosing a color palette and some iconography. Other team members worked on market research, API implementation, back-end programming, and product pitching.
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    IBM Grand Prize at Developer's Week SF -- Hedge
    Hedge (Housing Edge) is a web application that helps a renter/buyer visualize healthy spaces and housing affordability in your community. Hedge recommends ideal healthy living spaces using IBM Watson and metrics from the city of San Francisco public health data.
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    Palantir Women in Engineering Scholarship Finalist
    Sep 2015
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    Miss Asian Global
    Miss Asian America Pageant
    Aug 2014
    As 2014 Miss Asian Global, I play an active role in further promoting my platform of female empowerment in technology through the mentorship of young females and participation and organization of community events (http://missasianamerica.com/2014queens/4908/).
  • Credit Suisse
    Credit Suisse 2014 IT Women's Mentoring Program
    Credit Suisse
    Mar 2014
    Mentorship program commencing in April and ending in the fall of 2014. Consists of workshops, networking opportunities, and mentoring sessions on site at Credit Suisse in New York.
  • NSF
    NSF Student Fellow for the 11th International Summer School on Biocomplexity
    NSF
    Mar 2014
    http://bioc2012.engineering.asu.edu/participants.html Participant of a 6-day training program and workshop focusing on biocomplexity in Istanbul, Turkey
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    Deconfounding User Satisfaction Estimation from Response Rate Bias
    ACM RecSys
    Sep 2020
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    Spatio-temporal processing of massive glottic images from high-speed videoendoscopy
    SPIE
    Feb 2011
    Abstract: We present here development and application of new approaches for quantitative spatio-temporal analyses of vocal fold (VF) vibrations derived from high-speed digital imaging (HSDI) data of the glottis. We develop image processing methods to track the motion of the VF and target the analysis of HSDI-derived glottal area waveform (GAW), glottal width function (GWF) and displacements of the VF tissues for the characterization of the VF dynamic properties. In particular, a combined threshold and region growing method is used for the glottis segmentation, and an analytic signal approach and the Nyquist plot and associated parameters are used to represent and to characterize the VF vibratory behaviors in normal and specific pathologic v
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    Optical switch probes and optical lock-in detection (OLID) imaging microscopy: high-contrast fluorescence imaging within
    Biochemical Journal
    Jan 2011
    Abstract: Few to single molecule imaging of fluorescent probe molecules can provide information on the distribution, dynamics, interactions and activity of specific fluorescently tagged proteins during cellular processes. Unfortunately, these imaging studies are made challenging in living cells because of fluorescence signals from endogenous cofactors. Moreover, related background signals within multi-cell systems and intact tissue are even higher and reduce signal contrast even for ensemble populations of probe molecules. High-contrast optical imaging within high-background environments will therefore require new ideas on the design of fluorescence probes, and the way their fluorescence signals are generated and analysed to form an image.
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