Brian Tsui Email & Phone Number

San Francisco, California, United States

San Francisco, California, United States

San Francisco, California, United States

San Francisco, California, United States

Developer of Dispatchur, a hosted ride reservations platform built on MEAN (MongoDB, Express, AngularJS, and Node.js) stack

San Francisco, California, United States

As part of Cash and Margin Analytics and Strategy team, led projects to analyze flows of funds into/out of client accounts, to inform multi-bank Bank Sweep program strategy, and to enable intraday analysis of client transactions. Other responsibilities include being point of contact for ad-hoc analysis requests from business partners and regular reporting

San Diego

Back-end development in Python+Django, front-end development in cross-browser compatible HTML/CSS

Develop for Quicken.com and TurboTax.com sites; Built tests to improve clickthroughs and conversion

Designed, developed, tested, and deployed frontend and backend software for the Webmetrics GlobalWatch monitoring platform. Projects were managed with the Scrum framework. Backend development was primarily in Perl and frontend in HTML/CSS & Javascript + jQuery.As product expert of capacity and scalability, was responsible for implementing and testing architecture improvements and reviewing all projects that affect system performance.Co-inventor of the Webmetrics Ecosystem Management solution, patent pending.

Webmetrics was acquired by Neustar, Inc. in January 2008. Please see NeuStar position for description.

Designed and developed an online reservation system for disabled transport in C#/ASP.Net 2.0 framework.

I began my UCSD Shuttles career driving the campus loop shuttle on MWF nights, for five hours each night, and eventually moved on to more challenging routes, including the Cityshuttle, which was serviced by transit-sized Bluebird Xcel 102 buses, and the Medical Center Route, which required freeway driving between the main campus in La Jolla and the medical center in Hillcrest. Other shifts I worked included Backup Driver, which included duties ranging from office administration to radio dispatch, and "Leases", where other departments at UCSD requested buses and drivers for their private events.After completing the first school year of driving, I became an assistant trainer for behind-the-wheel training in the summer of '04. Responsibilities included inspecting buses prior to training sessions, setting up courses, and most importantly, helping new drivers develop their skills and confidence when operating the buses. I also led vehicle and route familiarization sessions where drivers fresh off passing their drive test were familiarized with the various routes and the vehicles used on those routes.

Designed and developed a C program to read GCS code and generate documentation on control menus and satellite communication variables