Steven Pham is a Engineering Leader at Robinhood. He possess expertise in java, computer science, software engineering, algorithms, c++ and 10 more skills. He is proficient in English. Colleagues describe him as "Steven was impressive in his internship this past summer. He completely rewrote the UI for a legacy section of Facebook (that sees millions of monthly active users), and had to learn how to fit data that was messy and disordered, as well as work in a crufty legacy codebase. By the end of the internship, he was the expert on his project, and was (correctly) overriding some of my design recommendations. He has a great design sense, and I think Steven would make most teams he joins far more productive.", "Steven did a great internship in Facebook. He is productive, organized, and take responsibility for his project. He is a quick learner and he got familiar with our codebase quickly. It was a pleasure to have him as my intern and work directly with him for 3 months.", and "Tung was a fabulous intern. Aside from being personable, fun to work with, enthusiastic, excited about Google, and eager to contribute, he was a diligent worker with excellent engineering skills. He is very bright, quickly grasps new concepts and was able to apply them to his summer project. There is no doubt that Google should invite Tung return for another internship next summer. I would be happy to have him back, but would understand if he wanted to experience another Google group. Tung actively worked with many people and was open to suggests to contact others. When we had questions about the Linear Programming Solver I asked him to contact the developers. He readily did that, set up meetings, and engaged them. Tung is a team player. As mentioned earlier, when he was blocked on one problem, he asked for more work to do and happily took on the task of fixing bugs and adding features to our reporting tool. Tung knew very little about travel before coming to Google, but that is common for interns and employees working on Flights. He quickly picked up what he needed to know. As far as programming knowledge, Tung immediately showed his ability to produce quality Java code and became familiar with the base Google libraries within his first two weeks."