During graduate school, I accepted the contract works for a local startup company to develop an iOS application for patient education and clinic experience survey/feedback for hospitals. The application is developed in Swift with inclusion of SceneKit for 3D model and animation display to help clinicians explain the pathology. I also develop the web-server backend using AWS Storage, MongoDB, and Node JS to allow data transfer and automatic content updates.

I worked in SwampSat II, an nano-satellite project in University of Florida, as the Lead Telemetry, Tracking and Communication (TTC) Engineer. The goal is design satellite communication and integration of subsystems through on-board computer. As the lead TTC engineer, I lead the design of telemetry payload package for ground station and satellite and develop the data storage and data compression program for the on-board computer to increase amount of telemetry data available for downlink each orbit.

As neuroscience engineering intern, I worked on product testing, PCB design for new components, and program development for the software support package to help neuroscientist understanding the experimental data.

Projects: Analysis of Mental Fatigue in Young, Aging, and Parkinson’s Disease Patients during Stroop Task, and Changes in Working Memory Parkinson’s Disease Patients with Different Level of Lesion in N-back Task. Work as data analyzer in both projects for high-density Electroencephalogram (EEG) data. Perform pre-processing, signal filtering, and statistical analysis on electroencephalogram data. Experienced with spectral analysis, time-frequency analysis, independent component analysis, principal component analysis, and various neurological data analysis techniques.

Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for University of Florida Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Department - Course: Engineering Statics (EGM2511)

University of Florida Small Satellite Design Club Microgravity Team was admitted into NASA's Reduced Gravity Education Flight Program with proposal named "Investigation of Stiff Deployment Mechanisms for Small Satellite Platforms." I worked as avionics technician with others to program inertia measurement sensors for experimental data collection.