I am a software engineer at AWS, on the Web Intelligence team within the Agentic AI organization. We build local and remote web browsing agents that perceive and act on live web interfaces to carry out real user tasks, along with the tooling and MCP integrations that connect them to external systems.
I received my Master's degree in Software Engineering from SCS of Carnegie Mellon University, and my Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering from Tongji University. During my Bachelor's, I interned at Shanghai AI Lab and ByteDance AI Lab.
My work sits between language models and the systems they act on. Current interests:
Building agents in production offers a vantage point that is hard to reach from benchmarks alone: real websites change, break, and fail in ways that frozen evaluation environments never surface. I am always glad to talk about agent evaluation, and I am open to collaboration.
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Anjiang Wei, Tarun Suresh, Huanmi Tan, Yinglun Xu, Gagandeep Singh, Ke Wang, Alex Aiken
COLM 2026
We build the first large-scale benchmark for LLM-based assembly superoptimization (8,072 real-world programs), then fine-tune a model with reinforcement learning plus best-of-N sampling and iterative refinement — reaching 95.0% correctness and a 1.46x average speedup over gcc -O3.
Anjiang Wei, Huanmi Tan, Tarun Suresh, Daniel Mendoza, Thiago SFX Teixeira, Ke Wang, Caroline Trippel, Alex Aiken
NuerIPS 2025 Fourth Workshop on Deep Learning for Code 2025
We build a 125,000+ example RTL dataset via feedback-directed refinement — iteratively fixing designs and tests against simulation results, rather than relying on syntactic checks alone — then fine-tune a code model on it, improving over prior work by up to 71.7% on VerilogEval.
Anjiang Wei, Yuheng Wu, Yingjia Wan, Tarun Suresh, Huanmi Tan, Zhanke Zhou, Sanmi Koyejo, Ke Wang, Alex Aiken
EMNLP Main 2025
SATBench automatically converts Boolean satisfiability formulas into natural-language logic puzzles, targeting the search-based reasoning prior benchmarks miss by focusing on rule-based inference. Even the strongest model we test, o4-mini, scores only 65.0% on hard puzzles, barely above chance.
Anjiang Wei, Tarun Suresh, Huanmi Tan, Yinglun Xu, Gagandeep Singh, Ke Wang, Alex Aiken
NeurIPS 2025 Fourth Workshop on Deep Learning for Code 2025
Early workshop version of our COLM 2026 paper: we introduce an 8,072-program benchmark and train an LLM with PPO reinforcement learning, rewarding both test-case correctness and speedup over gcc -O3, reaching a 1.47x speedup while outperforming 20 larger baseline models.