CV

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Basics

Name Yuze Sui
Email yuzesui@stanford.edu
Website https://yuzesui97.github.io/
Summary Ph.D. Candidate in Sociology with a Ph.D. Minor in Management Science and Engineering at Stanford University, specializing in computational social science, organizations, and labor markets.

Education

  • 2021.09 - 2026.06

    Stanford, CA

    Ph.D.
    Stanford University
    Sociology (Minor in Management Science and Engineering)
    • CS 229: Machine Learning
    • CS 224N: NLP with Deep Learning
    • SOC 372: Research Design for Social Scientists
    • PoliSci 450B: Causal Inference
  • 2015.09 - 2019.06

    Medford, MA

    B.S.
    Tufts University
    Mathematics and International Relations

Work

  • 2025.06 - 2025.08
    Data Science Intern
    Two Sigma Investments, LP
    Feature modeler with alternative data.
    • Constructed predictive features from large-scale datasets using economic hypotheses

Publications

Skills

Computational Sociology
Machine Learning
Natural Language Processing
Network Analysis
Survival Analysis
Programming
Python
R
MATLAB
Stata
SQL
Research Design
A/B Testing
Online Survey Design

Languages

English
Fluent
Mandarin
Native Speaker

Projects

  • 2024.09 - Present
    Occupational Structure in the U.S. Labor Market
    Using large-scale LinkedIn data to map and predict occupational mobility.
    • Developed scalable Python pipelines that processed 200M+ LinkedIn profiles, applying NLP techniques to clean text and map self-reported job titles to official SOC occupation codes.
    • Trained models on 120M+ individual career sequences to predict occupation switching, uncovering key demographic and skill correlates of mobility.
  • 2022.09 - Present
    Career Trajectories in Creative Industries
    Studied career patterns among Hollywood professionals and musicians using survival and network analysis.
    • Analyzed data on 10k+ Hollywood actors, producers, and musicians.
  • 2022.09 - Present
    Emergence and Diffusion of Scientific Concepts
    Developed computational techniques to trace the emergence of scientific concepts in over 500k publications.
    • Applied machine learning and large-scale text analysis in Python.