Rayne Concepcion

I have been a private tutor for 6 years, helping students adapt and improve to every different type of curricula, standardized test and metric.

1 year after tutoring I started my Bachelor's in Math at George Mason University. During this time, I worked on a Genomics Research program at UCLA, where I received an award for Excellence in Research and discovered novel associations in the field of Metabolomics (I expanded what we know about the human body). I used machine learning and multiple systems to process data and finally create a presentation visualizing the team's findings, which earned me the award.

I also worked on a project for the Mason Experimental Geometry Lab where I got to put my data analysis skills to work. I worked on a multidisciplinary team, and with a cohort in Germany, to process multidimensional data for 3 dimensional simulations using Markov Chain Monte Carlo simulations.

Right now, I do freelance work with Data Annotation where I test AI models responses, and help LLMs to solve logic puzzles and make them more robust against adversarial and borderline prompts.

I got a bachelor's in Mathematics at George Mason University with a concentration in statistics and a minor in Biology. I have taken many opportunities to work on education and machine learning research opportunities.