Che Hsi Chang Email & Phone Number

United States

Being part of the Mobile Ground Station Team in the Skunkworks program, I am tasked with designing and producing a portable, fully automatic tracking antenna system for upcoming test launches. My primary responsibilities focus on the electrical aspect of the project, as well as some mechanical components.• Electrical Role: Developing and integrating software for the entire system using LabVIEW and Python, ensuring the antenna's accurate tracking functionality during test launches.• Mechanical Role: Designing the controls for the system, including connecting the Raspberry Pi 4 to the motor driver and integrating software and hardware components to ensure smooth operation.This project is still under development, and I am excited to see the results as we approach the launch. Through this hands-on experience, I've honed my skills in control systems, software development, and integration. These skills position me for potential employment in the aerospace community, especially in roles that require a deep understanding of ground systems and automation in test environments.

Lead a team of 11, incharge of updating and managing all documentations of members and project status to instructuresImplemented Adobe Dreamweaver to build websites participating in international CyberFair competitionsOrganized and arranged meetings and interviews with the organization Rumah VictoryDeveloped survey questionnaires to gain general insights on publics’ opinions on former inmates through convenience sampling method and transform the data into numerical values through excelNational Finalist and International Schools CyberFair 2021 participant, receiving Gold Award (4th place)

Performed independent research under the supervision of Dr. Chih Ming Tsai of the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management by investigating the effects of privacy concerns on the acceptance of the global navigation satellite system (GNSS) via the application of technology acceptance model (TAM) and survey collection.Utilized Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and collected 265 valid questionnaires with a vast majority of which was conscious about the use of the GNSS, and some were concerned about the fact that they are constantly under the use of the system.Proposed a theoretical framework with responding hypotheses based on TAM.Analyzed and interpreted data from Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) and structural equation model (SEM) during the acceptance testing of the hypotheses from Dr. Tsai.Verified the reliability of the data by adopting the use of Cronbach's alpha, CFA, construct reliability, average variance extracted, and SEM.Final paper published on the International Conference Proceedings of ICEBI 2022.Link to research: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3572647.3572665