Software Engineering, San José State University AI Research · Language Models · Scientific Computing

Timothy Do

Abstract. I'm a software engineering student who builds and studies machine learning systems. My work spans multi-turn language model reliability, low-resource NLP, and data pipelines for particle accelerator experiments at SLAC. I'm currently an AI Fellow with Accenture through Break Through Tech.

Figure 1. A J-lens* view of a toy forward pass on Timothy Do is a(n) … Violet marks the J-space, where the model holds what it is ready to say. Hover a cell to read its thoughts; click to perturb. * After the Jacobian lens (arXiv:2607.15495). Schematic: the readouts are written by hand, not taken from a real model.

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About

Studying software engineering at San José State University, I've built experience in AI research, scientific computing, and immersive technologies. I've published on making language models recover when multi-turn conversations go wrong, and on efficient figurative language classification for Konkani, a low-resource language.

Before that I spent a summer at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, building the analysis pipeline for an ultrafast electron diffraction experiment.

Right now I'm an AI Fellow at Accenture through Break Through Tech's AI Studio, working on supply chain disruption prediction, and a Cal-Bridge Undergraduate Scholar preparing for graduate research.

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Experience

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Figure 3. Roles from Sep 2023 to present, drawn to scale; scroll left for earlier years. Each box is as long as the role, and a dashed extension only makes room for a name. Shaded: no active role.

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Publications

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Honors

2026

Cal-Bridge Scholar

Selected for the statewide Cal-Bridge Undergraduate Scholarship Program in Computer Science and Computer Engineering, which recognizes academic achievement and potential for graduate study and research.

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