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Currently pursuing BSc in Management Science & Engineering and MSc in Computer Science at Stanford, and working as CS198 Coordinator at Stanford Department of Computer Science.
Headline:
Entrepreneur
Skills:
Business, C/C++, Chinese, Engineering, English, French, HTML / CSS, Java, Languages, Languages and Platforms, Management, PHP, Python, Software Engineering, SQL, Web Development
Brainstorming, Finding business partners, Finding cofounders, Finding team mates, Meeting new people, Professional opportunities, Promoting my startups, Recruiting for my startup
Schools:
Stanford University
WORK EXPERIENCE
Employer:
Stanford Department of Computer Science
Position:
CS198 Coordinator
Time period:
December 2008 - Present
Description:
Manage all high‐level administrative, teaching, and support aspects of Stanford’s core programming sequence, CS106. I teach a course on effective teaching methods; facilitate communication between lecturers, University administrators, over 70 student staff, and over 500 students; maintain and extend the cs198 web site (cs198.stanford.edu) to
help automate and enhance the student and teaching experiences; and run weekly meetings and social events. Was also a section leader (TA) for CS106A, B, and X from September 2007 to December 2007, where I prepared and taught weekly class,
graded assignments, and assisted students one‐on‐one with introductory CS issues.
Employer:
Palantir Technologies, Palo Alto, CA
Position:
Software Intern
Time period:
May 2008 - July 2008
Description:
Designing and implementing various data analysis and visualization tools for financial data, used in several core applications of Palantir’s flagship Palantir Finance platform.
Employer:
Stanford Residential Computing
Position:
Residential Computer Consultant
Time period:
August 2007 - October 2008
Description:
Troubleshot technology problems as well as teaching two residential classes in computing, networking, and multimedia. Published a weekly technology and productivity newsletter (“Farm Bytes Weekly”) distributed to over 20 dorms. Worked closely with 7‐person freshman dorm staff in ensuring continued safety and well‐being of residents.
Employer:
Stanford EPGY Summer Institutes
Position:
Residential Counselor / TA
Time period:
May 2007 - July 2007
Description:
Led two three‐week residential programs for gifted high school students in Number Theory and Olympiad Problem Solving, acting as both counselor and TA for the course.
Employer:
Thomson Global Product Design, Eagan, MN
Position:
Business Analyst Intern; Software Engineer Intern
Time period:
May 2005 - July 2006
Description:
Business Analyst Intern – Solicited detailed user and designer needs to create user requirements and specifications for the new Canadian version of the company’s flagship legal search product, Westlaw (http://ecarswell.westlaw.com/). Attempted to leverage off lead users to add market‐leading features.
Software Engineer Intern – Designed and implemented web applications in a JSP framework to automate testing and error reporting of servers while undergoing a multi‐petabyte migration to IBM DB2 servers. Also added a few search options for the news search clips web application.
EDUCATION
University:
Stanford University
Time period:
2010
Degree:
Computer Science, MSc
University:
Stanford University
Time period:
2009
Degree:
Management Science & Engineering, BSc
INFORMATION
Hobbies:
I play lots of piano, guitar, ultimate Frisbee, and soccer, and would like to run a marathon before graduation
Memberships:
- Member of the Stanford Board on Judicial Affairs, and the Committee on Academic Computing and Information Systems
- Representative for the San Francisco Symphony
