I am a software engineer and researcher with teaching experience. I recently graduated from the Department of Computer Science at UC Davis. I have experience in solving any kind of problem with patterns that use programming language, e.g. C, C++, Python, Golang etc., to prolems. My main goal is to become a full stack software engineer who can help people to solve their challenges with programming tools.
I researched Interplanetary File System (IPFS) and Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (PBFT) when I was computer science master’s student at UC Davis. My research mainly focuses on using Golang to interact and retrieve data from the IPFS protocol and saving it using PBFT consensus theorem. Furthermore, I also tested our lab’s database project on different cloud service providers, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and combined with various like Grafana and Prometheus.
I was also a teaching assistant for undergraduates in multiple computer science courses for two years, including Discrete Mathematics, Operating Systems, Computer Architecture, and Algorithms. I led discussions, designed course materials, developed coding projects and their answers, and combined tools to automate the grading process. This work made me a person with a strong communication skills and the ability to learn new technologies and tools quickly.
I would be grateful if you wanted to get to know me a little better. If you want to contact me or need my professional files, please go to this website’s resume page. Or if you want to stick around, you are very welcome to go to my link tree site and see what interests you.
Yu-Cheng (Timothy) Hwang