About
Our Research Center
The Digital Humanities Engineering Center advances foundational
research at the intersection of computational methodologies and humanistic scholarship. We generate publicly accessible resources and analytical frameworks through large-scale, interdisciplinary projects that accelerate discovery across the global research community.
Multilingual
Locale strategy, idiom handling, reviewer loops, quality bars per market
What
we deliver
Voice Engines
Inputs (style guide, lexicon), tone/terminology controls, approvals
Dialogue & UX
Character sheets, multimodal notes, release-ready dialogue for apps, agents, games
Narrative Systems
Campaign/story frameworks, episodic content, variant generation with safety rails
QA & Safety
Bias/fairness checks, factuality passes, eval harness, human review signoff
Who we are
We’re a cross-disciplinary team of computational linguists, creative directors, and safety engineers who build language systems that stay on voice, respect context, and ship with governance. Every project pairs craft (style, narrative, multilingual nuance) with controls (evals, safety, auditability)
Alex Rivera
Head of Computational Linguistics
Owns voice systems, lexicons, and evaluation frameworks; leads linguist/reviewer workflow design.
Casey Morgan
Head of Creative Systems
Leads narrative and dialogue systems; defines story architecture, tone controls, and sample quality
Jordan Lee
Head of Safety & Delivery
Oversees safety, QA, and governance; runbooks for evals, risk reviews, and deployment readiness.
Methodology
We run a human+AI loop that starts with deep calibration (voice, terminology, guardrails), then prototypes quickly under supervision, and hardens with eval harnesses before scaling. Each build includes a retrieval/grounding strategy, policy-aligned prompts/orchestration, automated and human evals, red-team passes, bias/factuality checks, and audit trails.
We document decisions, measure quality and safety at every stage, and design handoffs so your teams can operate and evolve the system without losing control of voice or governance