Episode #91: Kelsey Kraus

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“What if we could have an academic program that combines linguistic knowledge with engineering knowledge?” Kelsey Kraus is a computational linguist, data scientist, and educator. received her PhD in Linguistics from the University of California, Santa Cruz in 2018, where she worked on the semantics and pragmatics of intonation and discourse particles in English and German. She joined the linguistics faculty at San Jose State University in 2026 after working in Silicon Valley as a Linguist and Senior Data Scientist at Google, Amazon, and Cisco. Kelsey was a featured speaker at Linguistics Career Launch 2021, presenting a session on Human Language Technology (HLT) Industry Jobs. Kelsey Kraus on LinkedIn Kelsey Kraus on github Kelsey Kraus at SJSU Kelsey Kraus’ blog at Cisco Kelsey Kraus at LC 2022: “Human Language Technology (HLT) Industry Jobs” (audio and video) Linguistics at SJSU Topics include: – syntax – informational interviews – LinkedIn – Cisco – voice UI – LLMs – chat agents – computational linguistics – corpus linguistic – return to academia If you’d like to support this show, we’ve got a Patreon! Listen to Lingthusiam, our patron! The post Episode #91: Kelsey Kraus first appeared on Linguistics Careercast.

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