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Tina Wu
Software Engineer @ Cinder
Tina Wu is a Senior Software Engineer at Cinder, where she plays a pivotal role as the Team Lead for the Product Engineering team. Her work primarily focuses on the Trust and Safety sector, contributing to various engineering projects that enhance safety protocols and systems within the company.143
Background and Education
Tina Wu holds a degree from Northeastern University, which has equipped her with the skills necessary for her engineering role. She is based in Boston and has established a professional network of over 500 connections on LinkedIn.23
Professional Experience
At Cinder, Tina is involved in developing innovative solutions to improve safety measures, particularly in relation to automated reporting processes for organizations like the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) .5 Her contributions are recognized in industry events such as TrustCon 2024, where she is scheduled to speak about practical considerations in engineering related to safety automation.15
Tina's expertise and leadership in software engineering make her a significant asset to Cinder and the broader Trust and Safety community.
Highlights
Today I'll be speaking on how Cinder's NCMEC (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children) integration was built! We'll go through current challenges and our solutions to those challenges throughout the presentation.
"An Engineer's Perspective: Practical Considerations for Automating the NCMEC Reporting Process"
I'll be in Marina from 2:50pm - 3:40pm. Hope to see you there! 👋 😁
#TrustCon2024
This week was an amazing week attending #TrustCon organized by the Trust & Safety Professional Association.
This week was action-packed, I started the week by participating in the first Trust and Safety Hackathon, thinking about "How can AI be used to better protect all users across platforms?"
At TrustCon, I attended lots of inspiring talks ranging from online terrorism to building safety-centered products, and learned about all the important issues different teams have to tackle everyday working in trust and safety across a variety of industries.
Thank you to everyone who chatted with me at some point during the conference - at our booth, at happy hour, or even just during lunch. I've learned so much from all of you and am more pumped than ever to continue our work at Cinder to make the internet a safer place for all.
