Jesse Marshall, PhD

Meta Reality Labs

Boston, Massachusetts, USA


Jesse Marshall is a pioneering research scientist at Meta, where he operates at the cutting edge of neuroscience, biotechnology, and machine learning. With a robust background in full-stack machine learning, Jesse excels in the entire research lifecycle—from experimental design and data collection to model training and deployment. His expertise is particularly focused on enhancing user experiences in augmented and virtual reality through innovative neural interfaces, aiming to create immersive environments that require minimal user friction.

At Meta, Jesse is currently spearheading key projects that integrate advanced neural signal processing with machine learning algorithms to develop intuitive control systems for AR and VR applications. His work involves leveraging in vivo electrophysiology and molecular cloning techniques to explore the neural underpinnings of user interaction, ultimately translating these findings into practical applications that enhance user engagement and accessibility.


Jesse’s contributions to the field are underscored by his first-author publications in prestigious journals such as Nature and Cell, as well as his presentations at leading AI conferences like NeurIPS and ICLR. His research not only bridges the gap between neuroscience and artificial intelligence but also sets the stage for future innovations in neural interfaces. With a strong foundation in deep learning and data analysis, Jesse continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the realm of human-computer interaction, making significant strides toward a future where technology seamlessly integrates with our cognitive processes.