Dr Yue Liu is currently a Research Engineer at the Software Engineering for AI team, Data61, CSIRO. Yue received the “Early Career in Science Award” in Data61 Software & Computational Systems Biannual Awards in 2024. Yue received his PhD from University of New South Wales in 2024 under the supervision of Dr. Qinghua Lu, Dr. Liming Zhu, and Prof. Hye-Young Paik.
Yue has published many papers at top-tier CORE A*/A ranked conferences/journals, including Information Systems, Journal of Systems and Software, ICSA. His research interests include Responsible AI, SE for AI, blockchain governance, blockchain as a service, and software architecture. Please refer to his Google Scholar page for latest publication.
Experience
Research Engineer (09/2023 to present, CSIRO’s Data61)
Propose an architectural pattern catalogue for foundation model-based agents.
Co-contributions to the ESG-AI framework development collaborating with Alphinity.
Propose an architecture design and analyse design decision trade-offs for a tax copilot collaborating with Empathetic AI.
Lead RAI pattern catalogue mapping to the EU AI Act, ISO 42001 standard, and Australia Voluntary AI Safety standard draft with Australia National AI Centre.
Technical lead for the Data Bill of Materials project collaborated with CSIRO IM&T department.
Data validation and qualitative analysis for International Network of AI Safety Institutes Joint Testing Exercise.
Prototype development for blockchain-based Indigenous information tracing platform.
Research Technician (07/2022 to 09/2023, CSIRO’s Data61)
Conduct multivolcal literature review for risk assessment for Responsible AI.
Refine metrics for AI risk assessment.
Educational Background
- Doctor of Philosophy (2020 – 2024): University of New South Wales (co-supervised by researchers from CSIRO’s Data61)
- Master of Engineering by Research (2017 – 2020): China University of Petroleum (East China)
- Bachelor (2013 - 2017): China University of Petroleum (East China)
Awards
- “Early Career in Science Award” in Data61 Software & Computational Systems Biannual Awards, 2024.
- “University International Postgraduate Award”, University of New South Wales, 2020-2024.