Viviana Luccioli
Washington, D.C. · vcl16@georgetown.edu · LinkedIn · GitHub
Education
- Coursework: Big Data & Cloud Computing, Neural Networks & Deep Learning, Machine Learning App Deployment, Applied Generative AI for AI Developers, Computational Linguistics with Advanced Python, Statistical Learning, Data Visualization
- Georgetown University Merit Scholarship Recipient (2024, 2025)
- First Place – DC Metro StatConnect Conference 2025, Graduate Research Paper Competition
- Nominee – 2025 Outstanding Georgetown Graduate Student Award
Publications
IEEE Big Data 2025
Experience
- First author of LLM on a Budget (IEEE Big Data 2025); co-designed methodology and developed M-RARU, an active learning algorithm that reduced training sample requirements by 80% while preserving classification performance for large-scale text corpora
- Designing multi-agent orchestration system automating literature review, analysis, and chart generation for economic research (LangGraph, FastAPI, Streamlit)
- Architecting a multi-agent trading simulation (MCP, A2A, LangGraph) to evaluate emergent behaviors and systemic vulnerabilities in financial markets
- Evaluating and benchmarking time series transformers (Chronos2, TimesFM) for zero-shot forecasting of financial stability indicators
- Presenting technical projects to 400+ economists and researchers across high-profile conferences and showcases
- Mentor peers on technical communication, resume writing, interview preparation, and portfolio development
- Contribute written content for the DSAN program blog and professional development materials
Research Assistant – AI Measurement & Development (AIMD) Lab
October 2024 – June 2025 · Dr. Qiwei (Britt) He
- Led systematic review synthesizing VR/AR technologies with integrated data-capturing systems for educational assessment
- Synthesized technical characteristics, psychometric measurement frameworks, and trends across published literature
- Engineered internal database and designed a self-sufficiency matrix (16 variables, 5 category scores) to quantify the socioeconomic impact of programs on individuals and families
- Presented database impact to Jefferson Board of Trustees (200+ attendees), earning the organization a $75,000 grant
- Consulted leadership on data-driven strategies for community polling and data collection
- Conducted dark web analysis and global expert interviews supporting a multi-year research project on illicit organ trafficking networks
- Contributed to team systematic review and literature synthesis
- Contributed systematic review research informing the rewriting of international WHO guidelines on controlled medicine policy
- Synthesized findings from 200+ studies; reported formatted results to project lead