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A lightweight classifier sends each prompt to documents, SQL, or both. The interface stays one chat box.
I’m Jiajun (Eddy) Huang — an engineer pursuing an M.S. in Artificial Intelligence at Northeastern Silicon Valley, after a B.S. in Computer Science from UC Davis. I build applied AI systems end-to-end, from data plumbing to model serving, and I believe good systems quietly shape how people experience the world.

Jiajun · 黄家骏
Eddy.
Lat 37.39° N
Bay Area, CA
Now pursuing an M.S. in AI at Northeastern Silicon Valley. Based in San Jose, in the Bay Area. Looking for a Fall 2026 SWE, ML, or AI internship. Focusing on agentic AI and retrieval-augmented generation systems. Currently exploring tool-use patterns inside long-running agent loops. Reach me at hi at jiajunh dot me. Stay hungry. Stay foolish.
Now pursuing an M.S. in AI at Northeastern Silicon Valley.
A working vocabulary
Selected work
Built end-to-end. Shipped to real domains. Each is documented as a case study with the trade-offs I made and the things I’d do differently next time.
A walk through one project
Hybrid knowledge assistant that routes questions across uploaded documents and SQL-backed data.
A lightweight classifier sends each prompt to documents, SQL, or both. The interface stays one chat box.
Uploaded files are chunked, embedded, indexed in FAISS, fused with BM25, and reranked before citation.
Structured questions generate SQL from schema docs, glossary terms, and dynamically retrieved examples.
sqlglot enforces SELECT-only queries before read-only execution with row caps and statement timeout.
Session uploads and indexes are bounded and deleted when the session ends or the TTL expires.
How I think about the work
If you understand a system well enough, you can teach it to handle itself.
I grew up noticing how much of human work is patterns repeated by hand. That observation pointed somewhere specific — automation isn’t the goal, understanding is. The systems that survive aren’t the clever ones; they’re the ones whose authors knew exactly what they were doing, and why.
Where I’ve studied
2025 — 2027 · In progress
M.S. Artificial Intelligence
Northeastern University — Silicon Valley
2020 — 2024
B.S. Computer Science
University of California, Davis
If you’re hiring
Short feedback loops, hard problems, latency budgets and eval rigor treated as first-class deliverables. I’d love to talk if that sounds like the team you’re building.