Machine Learning Engineer at Epidemic Sound, where I train, evaluate, and use latent diffusion models for audio. I focus on audio generation models that help creators customize music for their videos.
I work on Adapt, Epidemic Sound’s AI music editing tool. Day-to-day, that includes training latent diffusion transformers, building data infrastructure to train them at scale, and prompt engineering to get the most out of the models.
Before this, I joined Epidemic Sound as a Data Engineer, building the data platform and migrating event-tracking infrastructure to Snowplow.
Previously, I worked as a Data Scientist using NLP and machine learning at IBM in Zurich, and conducted research in legal NLP at ETH Zurich.
I studied Computer Science and Energy Science at ETH Zurich, with an exchange semester at KTH in Stockholm.
A method for measuring word ambiguity in legal corpora using word2vec embeddings — applied to opinions of the U.S. Supreme Court and the German Bundesgerichtshof, comparing common-law and civil-law systems.