My name is Andrew Sabisch. I am a software engineer and research scientist. After receiving my Doctor of Science degree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2014, my wife and I moved to SF where I started working for a startup. Later that year, the startup was purchased by eBay. In my current role, I am a Research Scientist working in the Human Language Technologies (HLT) group at eBay. The HLT group drives the natural language technology behind eBay's state-of-the-art ShopBot.
Curriculum Vitae
Publications
- Andrew Sabisch.
CoMo: a Whiteboard that Converses about Code
In Doctoral Thesis for Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, MA
September, 2014
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- Matthew Robert Walter et al.
A Situationally Aware Voice-Commandable Robotic Forklift Working Alongside People in Unstructured Outdoor Environments
In Journal of Field Robotics
January, 2014
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- Andrew Correa.
Drawing on the World: Sketch in Context
In Workshop on Visual Languages and Computing
Florence, Italy
pp. 256–261
August, 2011
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- Andrew Correa et al.
Multimodal Interaction with an Autonomous Forklift
In HRI 2010, 5th ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction
Osaka, Japan
March, 2010
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- Seth Teller et al.
A Voice-Commandable Robotic Forklift Working Alongside Humans in Minimally-Prepared Outdoor Environments
In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA)
Anchorage, Alaska
May, 2010
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- Andrew Correa et al.
Deskcorder: A Recorder for What Happens at your Desk
In Sixth Annual CSAIL Student Workshop
Cambridge, MA
pp. 27–29
September, 2010
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- Andrew Correa.
Drawing on the World: Sketch in Context
In Master's Thesis for Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, MA
September, 2009
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- Bill Tomlinson et al.
Richly Connected Systems and Multi-Device Worlds
In PRESENCE: Teleoperators and Virtual Environments
Vol. 18, No. 1 pp. 54–71
January, 2009
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- Andrew Correa.
Facilitating the Development of Software for Multiple Devices
In Bachelor’s Thesis
University of California at Irvine (UCI)
June, 2007
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- Bill Tomlinson et al.
Dreaming of Adaptive Interface Agents
In CHI '07: CHI '07 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems
New York, NY
pp. 2007–2012
January, 2007
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Technical Courses Taken
@ MIT
@ UCI
- ICS 191 / Informatics H198 Indiv. Study / H. Research (Spring 2006 – Spring 2007)
- CS 114 Project in Advanced Graphics (Spring 2007)
- CS 113 Computer Game Development (Spring 2007)
- CS 152 Computer Systems Architecture (Winter 2007)
- CS 112 Computer Graphics (Winter 2007)
- Math 121B Linear Algebra (Fall 2006)
- Informatics 161 Societal Analysis of Computers (Fall 2006)
- Math 121A Linear Algebra (Spring 2006)
- ICS 161 Design and Analysis of Algorithms (Spring 2006)
- ICS 121 Software Tools and Methods (Spring 2006)
- ICS 171 Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (Winter 2006)
- ICS 153 Computer Networks (Winter 2006)
- ICS 145A Language Processor Construction (Winter 2006)
- ICS 139W Technical Writing (Winter 2006)
- Math 2J Infinite Series Linear Algebra (Fall 2005)
- ICS 142 Compilers and Interpreters (Fall 2005)
- EECS 31(L) Introduction to Digital Systems (&Lab) (Fall 2005)
- ICS 143 Principals of Operating Systems (Summer 2005)
- Math 2D Multivariable Calculus (Spring 2005)
- ICS 141 Conceptual Programming Languages I (Spring 2005)
- ICS 52 Introduction to Software Engineering (Spring 2005)
- Math 6B Boolean Algebra and Logic (Winter 2005)
- ICS 51 Introduction to Computer Organization (Winter 2005)
- Math 6C Linear Algebra (Fall 2004)
- ICS 23 Fundamental Data Structures (Fall 2004)
- ICS 22 Introduction to Computer Science II (Spring 2004)
- ICS 6A Discrete Math for Computer Science (Spring 2004)
- Math 67 Introduction to Probability and Statistics (Winter 2004)
- ICS 21 Introduction to Computer Science I (Winter 2004)
