Resume

I contribute to projects like Spectacle Health – StreamSettle, an AI-powered broker designed to simplify health insurance shopping by reducing jargon and improving plan filtration. My role involves researching and designing conversational AI experiences, fine-tuning prompts, exploring audio-based interactions, and enhancing UI/UX to build trust and accessibility for users.

I represented Team USA in table tennis at the 2024 III FISU America Games, competing at an international level against top collegiate athletes from across the Americas.

I focused on low-cost BER testing for DAC cables using C, ensuring reliable signal integrity analysis. Additionally, I designed and implemented a testing UI in C# to streamline the evaluation process, improving efficiency and usability in the testing workflow.

As a PSP Student Ambassador, I provided campus tours for visiting students and their families, helping them explore the College of Engineering and learn more about academic programs, resources, and student life.

As a RF/SI Engineer Intern, I worked on high-speed interconnect testing, evaluating signal integrity through s-parameters using a vector network analyzer. I also analyzed insertion loss, return loss, and mode conversion, simulated transmission line properties in QUCS Studio, and assisted with optical laser intensity testing. Additionally, I contributed to engineering prototype debugging using HFSS and helped set up testing machines in the production line.

As a Teaching Assistant at Taipei American School's MS Robotics Department (June–July 2020), I assisted in teaching Java Programming, Python, and Microprocessors, guided students through individual programming projects, and supervised them during breaks. This experience strengthened my ability to mentor students, explain complex technical concepts, and manage classroom activities effectively.

At UW-Madison, I’ve been actively involved in software development, UI/UX design, and human-computer interaction. I’ve worked on projects ranging from frontend web development to low-level systems programming, gaining hands-on experience with languages like Java, C, and JavaScript. Additionally, I’ve explored business development and entrepreneurship, combining my technical expertise with problem-solving skills to develop real-world applications. Outside of academics, I enjoy collaborating on open-source projects, researching emerging technologies, and exploring innovative applications of machine learning and cybersecurity.

During high school, I developed a strong foundation in computer science, mathematics, and physics. I was actively involved in competitive table tennis, which honed my discipline and strategic thinking. Additionally, I worked on various personal programming projects, experimenting with game development, data structures, and algorithms. My time at Taipei American School fueled my passion for technology, design, and problem-solving, ultimately leading me to pursue computer science at UW-Madison.