Alissa Vuillier

Alissa Vuillier is a driven individual pursuing a double major in Computer Science and Political Science at Stanford University, set to graduate in 2023.

She is passionate about the convergence of technology, policy, and social justice, with a keen interest in leveraging technology for social impact in areas such as education, housing access, and domestic violence.

Alissa has gained valuable experience through various roles, including Data Science Summer Intern at Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Bluebonnet Data Fellow at Her Term, and Undergraduate Data Science Research Fellow at Stanford Computational Policy Lab.

Her skill set extends to app development, product management, machine learning, computer vision engineering, and software engineering, with practical experience at organizations like Judicial Council of California, Build Change, and Stanford's Center on Poverty and Inequality.

Alissa also held positions such as Chief Technology Officer at 100words.org and Web Production Assistant at Stanford Law School, showcasing her versatility and commitment to making a difference through technology.

Her diverse background includes roles outside the tech industry, such as Ambassador at Noodles & Company and Research Assistant at Kim Lab at University of Central Florida, illustrating her broad range of capabilities.