Kimberly Huang

Kimberly (Qijing) Huang

Applied AI & Data Engineer · New York

Graduating December 2026 · open to full-time roles in 2027

Applied AI,
engineered for real work.

I build human-in-the-loop products that turn messy inputs into inspectable decisions—combining multimodal AI, deterministic validation and production-minded interfaces.

Python · TypeScript · SQL · LLM APIs · Next.js · PostgreSQL · MS Applied Analytics at Columbia University

Now
AI & Data Engineer InternDeutsche Windtechnik
Before
Product analytics across 20+ marketsTemu
Education
MS Applied Analytics · GPA 4.0Columbia University

Built, tested and documented.

Three systems showing the product decisions, technical boundaries and evidence behind the interface—not just the finished screen.

Smaller systems,
clear intent.

04

Browser productivity

TabFlow

A Chrome MV3 new-tab workspace that groups open tabs locally and only calls a model when you ask it to name the missions.

No backend · 12 features
05

Software supply-chain intelligence

signal.repairs

Reads a dependency manifest, crawls live web signals for seven categories of supply-chain risk, and returns a scored report with copy-paste repair commands.

Pipeline every 15 min

Engineering judgment under real constraints.

Work spanning enterprise AI delivery, product analytics and evidence-based decisions.

2026—Now

AI & Data Engineer Intern

Deutsche Windtechnik · Houston / Global

Evaluate and build AI-assisted workflows for enterprise operations, translating ambiguous stakeholder needs into bounded products with explicit privacy, validation and human-review controls.

  • Applied AI
  • Workflow design
  • Enterprise delivery

2024—25

Data Analyst

Temu · Shenzhen

Analyzed acquisition, activation, retention and monetization across more than 20 markets; automated recurring reporting and translated funnel behavior into growth decisions.

  • 20+ markets
  • Funnel analytics
  • Automation

2023

Research & Finance Internships

Securities research and corporate finance

Built an early foundation in rigorous analysis, financial reporting and executive communication.

  • Research
  • Financial analysis

Technical depth,
product judgment.

I am most useful where the requirements are moving and a credible product needs both engineering discipline and a clear human boundary.

The hard part is the boundary: what the model may decide, what code must decide, and what a person has to sign.

So I separate probabilistic perception from deterministic checks, keep the evidence behind a recommendation visible, and design the point where automation stops before it costs someone money or trust.

2025—26

Columbia University

MS Applied Analytics · GPA 4.0 · Expected December 2026

Undergraduate

University of Dundee

BSc Applied Finance · Top 1% · ACCA certified

01

Applied AI systems

Multimodal extraction, agent orchestration, evaluation, retrieval, guardrails and human review.

02

Product engineering

Python, TypeScript, SQL, Next.js, FastAPI, APIs, GitHub Actions and Vercel.

03

Data & decisions

Analytics engineering, experimentation, funnel analysis, financial analysis and executive communication.