Driven by a passion for enhancing learning and research, I excelled as a Volunteer at the University of Toronto and a Research Intern under Michael G. Littman from Princeton University. Leveraging strong data analysis and collaborative skills, I contributed to academic support and mechatronics research, receiving commendation for improving learning efficiency and project outcomes.
Overview
2
2
years of professional experience
Work History
Volunteer
University Of Toronto, St. George Campus
01.2024 - 04.2024
Classroom Note - taking and Sharing
Take careful notes of the teacher's board - work and explanations in each class, organize them clearly, and share via the school's learning platform to help classmates better understand the courses.
Supporting Academic Projects
As a member of the academic support team, actively engage in special school activities like providing note - taking support for students with learning disabilities to keep them on track.
Maintaining Learning Resources
Ensure the accuracy of note content and clear format, and upload them to the platform promptly for easy access by classmates.
Communication and Collaboration
Keep good communication with professors, classmates, and project leaders to meet course requirements and solve classmates' problems in time.
Enhancing the Learning Experience
High - quality notes save classmates' review time and boost their learning efficiency, receiving positive feedback from many.
Research Intern
Michael G. Littman(From Princeton University)
04.2022 - 08.2022
Mechatronics Research Participate in mechatronics projects, study the applications of electronic components such as resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors and electromechanical actuators like DC motors and solenoids, and contribute to the achievement of project goals. ### Data Collection and Analysis Collect and analyze data through experiments and simulation tools like Falstad Circuit Simulator and Arduino IDE. Update spreadsheets and generate research reports.
Literature Review Conduct a literature review to identify research articles relevant to the project, providing support for project design and optimization.
Team Collaboration Work closely with team members to ensure that the research project is completed on time and the results are delivered within the budget.
Application of Technical Tools Utilize Autodesk Fusion 360 for mechanical design and 3D printing, and combine it with Arduino microcontrollers to develop control system prototypes.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Mathematical Major And Physics, Statics Minor
University of Toronto
25 King’s College Circle Toronto, ON, M5S 1A1
06-2026
Skills
Math Ability: Discrete Mathematics, Abstract Mathematics, Calculus Proofs, Linear Algebra, Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations, Multivariable Calculus, Applications of Linear Programming
Programming and Development: Proficient in using Python, R, and C for data analysis, algorithm design, and software development
Data Analysis: Skilled in using Python and R to handle complex data sets
Language and Communication: Native Chinese speaker, fluent in English (both in academic writing and oral communication) Have participated in international team - collaboration projects
Hobbies - Sports and Health: Fond of badminton, table tennis, and tennis
Languages
English
Full Professional
Chinese (Mandarin)
Native or Bilingual
Timeline
Volunteer
University Of Toronto, St. George Campus
01.2024 - 04.2024
Research Intern
Michael G. Littman(From Princeton University)
04.2022 - 08.2022
Bachelor of Science - Mathematical Major And Physics, Statics Minor
Undergraduate Research Assistant at University Of Toronto, St. George CampusUndergraduate Research Assistant at University Of Toronto, St. George Campus