We are working on three projects: 1. FreedomSpeeches: your uncensored AI companion2. Negotiable: innovative platform for fostering constructive negotiations through mutual concession3. Photoville: innovative photo editing app that leverages the power of AI to deliver exceptional resultsThose projects are laser-focused on their target audiences. No extra features are allowed.

The mission statement of Recomputing is AI4I: Artificial Intelligence for Individuals. Traditionally, AI is mainly used by businesses, especially big businesses, to improve productivity. We are different. We want to bring AI to individuals so that they can explore the strength and weakness of AI at the same time. Exploring the weakness of AI is a unique selling point of our company.The app we developed is called "Bright Eye". It allows users generate, analyze and play with AI generated contents.The app is available on Apple App Store. Search for "Bright Eye" and you will find it. Make sure to have a space between two words.I have passed the AWS Certified Machine Learning - Specialty Exam on Friday, January 29, 2021. The exam is difficult, and the result is beyond my expectations given the fact that I definitely failed the very first question of the exam.

I was the main professor who taugh courses related to software development. I taught database, programming language, software engineering, operating systems, computer ethics and Microsoft Office. I did not teach any courses related to computer hardware and networking. However, I did teach "Computer Repair and Maintenance". It was already a fun class to teach. I always give practical projects to students so that they can quickly adapt to the workplace when they graduate from Union.• Faculty Sponsor for Union University ACM Student Chapter (Group ID 46418) since 2007.• Attended MIT Online X program on “Tackling the Challenges of Big Data” with 98% final grade on December 2014.• Taught a Software Engineering SPOC (Small Private Online Course) based on a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) offered by Professor Armando Fox at UC Berkeley EECS.• Passed CompTIA A+ certification on January 2013.• Worked with Professor Joel Owen of Pharmaceutics for a research project on pharmacokinetics. • Coordinator for Union University’s computer repair and maintenance project.• Taught Python programming course to the Chinese community at Brentwood Baptist Church.

• MBA-level CIS (Computer Information Systems) specialty courses: BSG613: Database and Knowledge Management Systems and BSG614: Business Systems Analysis and Design.• Courses in Computer Science (CSC 112 Introduction to Programming, CSC340 Web Programming and Design, CSC 201 Programming II, CSC 311 Database Concepts, CSC 312 Data Structures and Algorithms) for both the Rockland Campus and the Manhattan Campus of Nyack College. • Research on security and privacy negotiation, business negotiation and e-business.• Faculty Advisor for the Nyack College ACM Student Chapter.• Member of International Editorial Board of the International Journal of Web Services Research.

• Participated in the BE4WS (Business Explorer for Web Services) project. BE4WS is a web-based tool to query UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery and Integration) repositories. It can aggregate query results returned from multiple UDDI repositories and eliminate redundant information. Our research result has been published in IBM Alphaworks (http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/be4ws) and has been incorporated into WSTK (Web Services Toolkit) 3.1, IBM’s popular and free development toolkit for web services.• Worked on the issue of tooling and configuration for BPSM (Business Process Solution Management). Our research on BPSM project will be aligned with IBM’s strategy on BAM (Business Activity Monitoring). BPSM is a project involving different IBM departments. • Designed BPCL (Business Process Commitment Language) for BPSM. BPCL allows business analysts to conveniently define external commitments (among trading partners) and internal commitments (among internal departments) in an XML Schema-based language. BPCL is a part of the BPSM project.• Participated in the development of two pilots: Nekema and IBM MD (Microelectronics Division) SAR (Sense And Respond).• Guest editor for a special issue of ACM/Springer Multimedia Systems.• Associate editor of SIGecom Exchanges, newsletter for the ACM Special Interest Group on Electronic Commerce.• Session chair of ICWS 2003 (International Conference on Web Services).• Web chair and reviewer for WECWIS (Workshop on Advanced Issues of E-Commerce and Web-Based Information Systems) 2002.

I was the technical support engineer for the Ingres database. I supported large petroleum companies in China in terms of installation, training and support.

I was a software engineer to write petroleum exploration software using Fortran, C and C++. I was fortunate to be the youngest member of an elite team to receive extensive training in Plano, TX from November 1992 to January 1993. I learned latest technology such as Object-Oriented Programming, ObjectStore, Unix and Motif.