Jiliang Li (Preferred Name: Eric, 中文:李济良) is a second-year master’s student in computer science at Stanford University. He is a researcher as well as a full-stack developer.
His research interest lies at the intersection of Machine Learning, Software Engineering, and Security. Most recently, he worked on AI cybersecurity agent benchmarking at SAIL. Before Stanford, he worked with Prof. Yu Huang and Prof. Kevin Leach at Vanderbilt University on AI for Software Engineering (AI4SE) and LLMs for code (LLM4Code).
As a full-stack developer, he is most proficient with the React ecosystem, integrated with versatile backends. He has previously worked as a software engineer intern at Meta and Wave Dynamics Inc., where he developed full-stack products across messaging, ads, and ticketing at scale.
M.S. in Computer Science, 2026
Stanford University
B.S. in Computer Science and Mathematics, 2024
Vanderbilt University
NLP, Graph ML, AI for Programming Languages (LLM4Code), Human-Centered AI
Binary Code Analysis, Program Analysis, Code Comprehension, CS Education
React.js, Next.js, Node.js, REST API, Flask, Spring, Firebase, SQL, AWS, Git/GitHub
Android Studio
Designed and launched 7 features for Meta Business Messaging, connecting advertisers and customers via WhatsApp.
Developed BountyBench, a cybersecurity bug bounty benchmark for AI agents (Principal Investigator: Percy Liang).
Designed and developed the Wave Dashboard:
Supervised by Prof. Yu Huang and Prof. Kevin Leach:
Supervised by Prof. Lingming Zhang:
Post-Investment Management Team:
(CS4278)
(CS1101)