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Kent Okuda

Los Gatos

Summary

Data Science student and AI researcher with a passion for fashion. Experienced in researching AI-powered virtual try-on systems and computer vision applications for digital fashion. Eager to contribute creativity, adaptability, and a strong work ethic while gaining hands-on experience in the fashion industry.

Overview

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Languages
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2
years of professional experience

Work History

Research Assistant

Kobe University
06.2026 - 07.2026

Researched with the Image Coding & Quality Assessment Laboratory

  • Researched AI-powered virtual try-on systems using deep learning and generative AI to create realistic digital clothing visualizations.
  • Optimized existing virtual try-on models to improve computational efficiency, processing speed, and overall performance.
  • Explored the application of AI and computer vision in the fashion industry, investigating how emerging technologies can enhance digital retail and virtual shopping experiences.

Volunteer

ECJ Jamaica
06.2024 - 06.2024
  • Collaborated with local builders to help fund and construct a home for a community member.
  • Assisted teachers in local elementary schools by supporting classroom activities and engaging with students.
  • Provided care and assistance to residents at the Mustard Seed Community, supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through daily activities and meal assistance.
  • Assisted the Missionaries of Charity (Mother Teresa Home) by helping care for elderly residents and orphans, including meal service and daily caregiving tasks.

Education

Bachelor of Arts - Data Science

New York University
New York City
04.2001 -

Skills

Teamwork and collaboration

Java coding

Data collection

Research paper writing

Problem-solving

Interests

Fashion

Rock Climbing

HipHop

Timeline

Research Assistant

Kobe University
06.2026 - 07.2026

Volunteer

ECJ Jamaica
06.2024 - 06.2024

Bachelor of Arts - Data Science

New York University
04.2001 -
Kent Okuda