Stanford undergraduate · Class of 2029

Chupeng Wei

Building reliable AI systems and scientific tools.

I build evidence-backed AI and scientific-software projects, with a focus on evaluation, human-facing systems, and healthcare-adjacent problems.

Projects

Five builds, documented end to end.

Each one carries concrete design decisions, measured results, and honest next-step notes. Open the selected project archive → Browse the code on GitHub →

Unsafe-action rate for four clinical agents, falling from 0.714 unguarded to 0.000 with the runtime guard on
Clinical agent safety + evaluation

When should a clinical AI agent refuse to act?

A clinical agent can fail dangerously without saying anything false — by acting when the right move was to gather a missing lab, abstain, or escalate. I built a benchmark and a runtime guard that sits outside the model, then ported the guard into a live sandbox.

Behind the build Four-way action space / data-driven policy / out-of-model enforcement / verified browser port

14
synthetic clinical cases
0
unsafe actions under enforcement
112
episodes verified against the harness
Projects Systems and tools with documented decisions
Evaluation Reward signals and evidence-first analysis
Direction Biomedical AI research or engineering roles

Experience & direction

Applied experience and the problems I want to tackle next.

I am looking for undergraduate research or engineering roles where AI is close to real biomedical data, scientific constraints, and human outcomes.

Applied AI

LLM development intern, Tencent

Built real-time motion detection, gesture comparison, auditory feedback, and user-defined gesture features for an AI exercise assistant.

Clinical imaging

Imaging technician intern

Supported CT and digital-radiography workflows, patient positioning, and high-volume hospital imaging operations.

What I am looking for

Teams connecting machine learning with biomedical discovery or care.

I am especially interested in medical imaging, computational genomics, biomedical data science, clinical machine learning, and research engineering.

  • Research code that must be validated, not merely demonstrated
  • Large, messy biomedical or healthcare datasets
  • Models whose outputs need scientific or clinical interpretation
  • Bay Area preferred; open to opportunities across the United States
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Resume

Education, experience, selected projects, and technical skills.

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Contact

Reach me for AI-healthcare internships or project demos.

I am glad to talk with teams and collaborators working where machine learning meets biomedical evidence.

Best fit

Medical imaging, computational genomics, biomedical data systems, clinical ML, and research engineering.