Interested in leveraging your social sciences degree for roles at the intersection of ethics and technology? Join us for a conversation with Xiaolin Zhuo PhD ’21 (Sociology). Xiaolin is a software engineer working in the domain of trust and safety. Her work in trust and safety began during her graduate study where she researched user responses to toxic comments on Wikipedia as her PhD dissertation. At TrustLab Xiaolin develops software solutions to mitigate safety risks to online speech and transactions using both machine learning and crowdsourcing. Xiaolin holds a PhD degree in Sociology and an AM degree in Statistics from Harvard University. The Social Sciences@Work series showcases the rich and varied career pathways available to advanced degree candidates in the social sciences.

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