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🌿 About Me

Hi, I'm Haley β€” a Computer Science student at Stanford (transfer student, class of 2027) interested in the intersection of trust & safety, data, and software engineering. I care about building systems that are not just technically sound, but actually safe and trustworthy for the people using them.

I'm currently a Trust and Safety Policy Fellow at Patreon, working on policy and platform integrity projects. Before this, I was at SAS, and I've been involved with JOTS (Journal of Online Trust and Safety) and FLISSC at Stanford, where I serve as the Transfer Community Coordinator.

I'm beginning to contribute to open-source projects and actively recruiting for new grad roles in SWE, Data Engineering, and Trust & Safety-adjacent tech roles. If you're hiring or know someone who is, let's talk 🌱


πŸͺ΄ What I'm Into

  • πŸ›‘οΈ Trust & Safety β€” policy, platform integrity, content moderation systems
  • πŸ“Š Data β€” analysis, pipelines, and the engineering that makes data usable
  • 🌐 The transfer student β†’ Stanford CS pipeline (community college alum, MiraCosta College)
  • πŸŽ₯ Content creation β€” I talk tech, internships, and the new grad job hunt
  • 🏑 Mid-century modern design, film, cooking, and a good matcha

🧰 Tech Stack

Languages

Data & ML

Tools & Platforms


🌱 Projects

Fraud Review Dashboard β€” A fraud/content review tool built with FastAPI, Detoxify, and the Anthropic API, exploring how moderation tooling can be both effective and explainable. (CS153)

MarimbaVision β€” A computer vision pipeline using OpenCV and ArUco markers to detect mallet strikes on a xylophone in real time. (CS131)

More in progress β€” currently exploring open-source contributions 🌿


πŸ“ˆ GitHub Stats


β˜• A Bit More About Me

I'm usually somewhere between a matcha and a coffee, half-watching a PokΓ©mon playlist while I code, half-thinking about AI ethics or trust & safety edge cases. When I'm not at a keyboard, I'm probably filming something, redesigning a room in my head, or down a TikTok rabbit hole.

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