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I am a quick learner and a problem solver. I often analyze a problem carefully before working on a solution. Hence I could often save time from trial and error and deliver good results. For example, a team was working on a project where part of the code is ported from VxWorks to Nucleus. The team had not much progress after a few weeks. The manager asked me to help on this project. I pointed out a right direction after analyzing the problems they encountered, the team then managed to deliver a working prototype within one week. As a long time Emacs user, I maintain a sophisticated Emacs configuration and write Emacs lisp to enrich the features of Emacs to improve my working flow. You could check my configuration on github. I would like to work efficiently, so I keep improving my work flow from time to time.At work, I mainly program in Python, C and C++. I have solid understandings of these languages. Because I was often the one starting a project when I was in TAINET, I also have an advanced skill in writing makefiles, especially for GNU Make. The platform I mainly develop for is Linux. I develop programs ranging form user space programs to kernel modules. I also had a few experiences on web application development, though it's not my main focus.I am also interested in some non-mainstream programming languages like Haskell, Common Lisp, and Clojure. Concepts in these languages often blow my mind and make me writing better code at work.You could check some of my projects in these languages on github.

Listed skills include Linux, Embedded Software, Python, Embedded Systems, and 19 others.

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  National Sun Yat-Sen University

  Computer Science