At Donostia International Physics Center (DIPC), I developed parameter-efficient sparse autoencoders for LLM interpretability, using 78% fewer parameters and achieving lower reconstruction error than standard SAEs on Gemma 2 9B and Qwen3-8B. I also authored research papers on tensor-based compression of LLMs and CNNs.
At Multiverse Computing, I developed a feature-distillation framework that reduced ResNet-34 parameters by 50% with less than 1% accuracy loss, and co-developed a PyTorch library for neural network compression using quantum-inspired tensor networks. My work also includes fine-tuning language models, researching block-pruning methods, and developing an autoencoder-based anomaly detection solution for Bosch.

