About

Hi, I'm Anusheh Chaudry.

Anusheh in a burgundy coat, smiling under pink cherry blossoms by a river

I studied computer science at Stanford on the AI track, and took a year off from my master's to work full time before coming back to finish it.

Most of my work has been where AI meets health. As an undergraduate I did medical imaging research, predicting fractures and cardiovascular events from CT scans and health records. During an internship at Inference Analytics I worked on radiology report models and a patient-scheduling assistant for a hospital system.

After that I moved to infrastructure. At Amazon I worked on AWS Bedrock: first automating how agents get deployed into customer accounts, then on the systems that serve foundation models. At Artemis Software Works I built agent features for its product, Surfboard, including user memory and meeting briefings.

I've also taught at Stanford since 2022: a course I brought back and redesigned, and now CS 329Z.