Draft:Anni Yang
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Anni Yang is an American electrical engineer, artificial intelligence developer, and content creator who created accessibility-focused mobile applications including My AI Lawyer and PillCap AI.
Early life and education
[edit]Yang attended Guangdong Country Garden School in China prior to her adoption.[1] She relocated to the United States and completed her secondary education at Fairfax High School in Fairfax, Virginia, while residing in Clifton, Virginia.[2] Yang earned a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Massachusetts Lowell in 2019, completing the 4-year program in two years with a 3.7 GPA.[3]
Career
[edit]Engineering
[edit]Yang worked as a systems engineer for two Fortune 500 corporations (2020–present), where she specialized in:
- Developing test automation frameworks using Java Selenium and Docker
- Implementing Agile Scrum methodologies
- Leading cross-functional technical training programs
AI applications
[edit]In 2023, Yang launched several AI-powered applications:
- My AI Lawyer: Provides simplified legal guidance based on location-specific laws[4]
- PillCap AI: Medication identification tool using image recognition[5]
- RedFlagAI: Detects patterns of emotional manipulation
External links
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "Guangdong Country Garden School". Country Garden Education Group.
- ^ "Fairfax High School". Fairfax County Public Schools.
- ^ "University of Massachusetts Lowell". UMass Lowell.
- ^ "My AI Lawyer". Apple App Store.
- ^ "PillCap AI". Apple App Store.