Ryan Tang Email & Phone Number

Ever since I began my endeavour into the World of Computer Science, I discovered a plump pet peeve of mine growing. Throughout my studies, as Mr. Peeve nibbled on more cookies and grew, Mr. Peeve began to make its name known as the "Lack of Knowledge". The lack of understanding of why an algorithm was designed this way or the lack of answers being given to satisfy the need to comprehend, to assimilate, and to implement. This led to Mr. Peeve leading me on a wild horse chase with a carrot in its hands, as it began to lead me on a winding path.As led by the reins I was, I began to trudge my hoofs into the boundless knowledge hidden under programming. Hours on hours spent pondering and tinkering with implemented algorithms, always thinking of ways to improve, to solve or fix the programs I've made. Furthermore, it is those moments when eating, sleeping or even when you're in the bathtub where a Eureka moment may strike. Leaving you to run out in just a bathrobe, spoon and bowl in hand, or tripping over your blanket just to frantically type out that one line on your keyboard to miraculously fix your code... Only to find out that your "Eureka" moment was wrong and the problem was just a missing comma in another line. It is those moments in time, where it keeps the passion to learn and improve going in me. The final crisp moment of everything going well or finally understanding why something works. This is the part of Computer Science that pulls me in, the ability to put everything I've learnt into practice. The ability to see what I've created come to life solving their own intricate little problems. The ability to use my problem solving skills to mould each problem into a vessel that I can pour my knowledge into. Hi, I'm a recent graduate student in Data Science looking for a full-time job in the next few months, November 2022. Currently having Python (Pandas included), Java and Oracle SQL, JavaScript (Functional Reactive Programming), Tableau, and R hanging off my belt. I am also deeply involved with C#, almost maritally, in regards to a Game Development Project using Unity Engine. Throughout my course, I have currently gone through units such as Mobile Application, Algorithm & Data Structures, Databases(Oracle SQL) and Cybersecurity.I'm currently interested in being able to go hands on with more data structures and algorithm implementation to solve real world problems. However, I'm very open to having new experiences that are related to Computer Science, particularly Data Science, as well.