Objective

To obtain a lead position in web-based software development

Experience

1998–2001                    Intuit Inc.                             Mountain View, CA

Software Engineer

§     Lead design and implementation of OFX test server development using Java and XML

§      Designed OFX test server in EJB 1.1 environment.

§      Implemented OFX test server using J2EE, JSP, XML, Java Servlet and RMI technologies.

§      Developed and tested within apache/tomcat, Weblogic server technologies.

§     Implemented testing tools using Borland C++ Builder.

§     Used Visual C++/WIN32/MFC/COM to program for QuickBooks core accounting and online banking at Windows NT platform.

§     Designed, documented and implemented various QuickBooks online banking features and components.

§     Used Perl to write a converter program for log file debugging.

§     Used OESDK for OFX (Open Financial Exchange), java, XML and various technologies for QuickBooks online banking.

§     Managed construction of eFinance team web site.

1997-1998                     Stanford University                        Stanford, CA

Research Assistant/ Teaching Assistant

§     §Robotics Laboratory

§      §Wrote a C parsing program that calculates and adds new atoms to drug molecules based upon given rule file. Integrate it into Tripos' Sybyl programming environment.

§      §Designed and implemented a client-server auction system prototype using Java RMI and JFC. (Stanford University licensed it to Auction Dynamics)

§     §Database Group

§      §Worked in Tsimmis project's web wrapper.

§      §Designed and implemented GUI interface using JFC and Perl.

§     §Computer Science Department

§      §Assisted in teaching of CS193D (C++ Language Programming) and CS206 (Applied Electronic Commerce).

1997                             Virtual Technologies, Inc.              Palo Alto, CA

Software Engineer Intern

§     §Wrote network programs that tests data transfer speed and bandwidth between SGI and PC.

§     §Programmed in Motif/zApp(from Roguewave) in gesture recognition programs on SGI.

Education

1996–1997                    Stanford University                        Stanford, CA

§     M.A., Database and Systems concentration in Computer Science. (GPA 3.8)

1991–1996                    Stevens Institute of Technology      Hoboken, NJ

§     B.E., With High Honor majoring in Computer Engineering

Tau Beta Pi(National Engineering Honor Society) Stevens Chapter President (1995-1996)

Interests

Cooking, reading, weight lifting, Linux/Java application development.

Website

http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/~wyuan/.

Languages

Excellent English and Chinese communication skills