About

Palak Jain is a highly skilled NLU researcher with over 6 years of relevant experience in the technology industry. Currently working at Google as a Software Engineer, Palak's primary responsibility is algorithmic moderation of data that gets published on Google maps. Her work involves developing and implementing cutting-edge technologies that ensure the accuracy and reliability of data available on Google maps. Prior to her current role, Palak worked as a Software Engineer Intern at Google, where she implemented WICG specification for IndexedDB Observers in Chromium to track database changes across webpages. She also performed changes across 7 abstraction layers spread over 50+ classes, which were later submitted for production. Palak's exceptional skills in detecting bugs and reviewing changelists proved to be valuable in identifying and resolving transaction commit behavior issues. In addition to her work at Google, Palak has also worked as a Research Intern at the National University of Singapore, where she focused on the applications of graph coloring games (zero forcing sets) in Linear Algebra. Her objective was to obtain bounds over the minimum rank of certain family of matrices that characterize communication complexity. Palak holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. Her education and work experience have equipped her with a diverse range of technical skills, including NLU, Software Engineering, Research Science, and Web technologies. Overall, Palak Jain is a highly skilled professional with a proven track record of delivering exceptional results. Her expertise in NLU and software engineering makes her a valuable asset to any organization looking to develop cutting-edge technologies.