Hana Kassie

I've evaluated AI code generation, software-agent behavior, and complex research workflows at Turing, while translating end-to-end researcher processes into clear tasks, tools, success criteria, and timelines.

At the University of South Australia, I built a prototype publication analytics tool, “Walking through Paper Graphs,” using Elsevier Scopus, Google Scholar, and ORCID APIs to explore author relationships and publication metrics. My research also spans human-autonomous vehicle teaming at the University of Michigan and human-robot interaction, including a co-authored ACM/IEEE HRI 2024 paper on security robot acceptance.

I've built autonomous systems including a human-following trolley using TensorFlow Lite, Raspberry Pi, OpenCV, and path-planning algorithms, and vision-based traffic and human-detection systems. I enjoy combining data science, robotics, HCI, and user experience to make intelligent systems more useful and trustworthy.