Address
Louie
Gao
Carnegie
Mellon
University
SMC
6354,
5000
Forbes
Ave
Pittsburgh,
PA
15289
**********@*****.***
412-
944-
5387
OBJECTIVE
Seeking
an
opportunity
to
obtain
and
secure
a
full-
time
position
that
will
allow
me
to
use
my
skills
mathematics,
creative
problem
solving,
and
management
skill
to
achieve
higher
efficiency
and
better
productivity.
EDUCATION
Carnegie
Mellon
University,
Carnegie
Institute
of
Technology
Pittsburgh,
PA
Bachelor
of
Science
in
Chemical
Engineering
May
2015
Business
Minor
WORK
EXPERIENCE
Database
Administrator
June
–
August
2014
Inputs
customer
and
account
data
by
reviewing,
correcting,
deleting
and
re-
entering
data.
•
Maintains
data
entry
requirements
by
following
techniques
and
procedures
•
• Recorded
and
prepared
source
data
for
computer
entry
by
compiling
and
sorting
information
Lutheran
Hospital
Volunteer
June
–
August
2012
• Provided
reception
support
and
offer
general
information
• Filed
documents
and
organized
patient
files
and
input
data
PROJECTS
Chemical
Process
System
Design
Fall
2014
Developed
computational
strategies
for
preliminary
material
and
energy
balances
for
large
chemical
processes.
•
Evaluated
cost
and
economics
for
chemical
plants.
Strategized
the
synthesis
of
energy
networks
and
separation
sequences
•
and
creating
preliminary
design
of
a
large
industrial
project.
• Theoretically
produce
propylene
through
the
methods
of
steam
methane
reforming
and
propane
dehydrogenation
which
is
useful
for
polymer
industry
as
in
intermediate
for
alcohol
Diffusion
in
one-
dimension
Spring
2014
• Measured
absorbance
level
of
glucose
allowed
to
flow
through
agrose
gel
by
use
of
spectrometer.
• Concluded
from
data,
the
correlation
between
rate
of
diffusion
and
concentration
of
surrounding
glucose.
RESEARCH
Carbowave
Fall
2014
Demonstrated
the
ability
of
dry
ice
and
Carbowave
to
quickly
freeze
food
and
prevent
cell
destruction
and
clumping.
•
Concluded
Carbowave
is
faster
than
conventional
flash
freezing
without
sacrificing
the
quality
of
the
food.
•
Carcinogen
Content
in
Soy
Sauce
Spring
2013
• Analyzed
carcinogen
(4-
methylimidazole)
content
in
soy
sauce,
by
documenting
results
from
gas
chromatography
and
mass
spectrometer.
• Assessed
data
to
conclude
the
carcinogenic
nature
of
soy
sauce.
RELEVENT
COURSEWORK
Mathematical
Methods
of
Chemical
Engineering
Thermodynamics
I
&
II
Unit
Operation
Laboratory
Fluid
Mechanics
Chemical
Processes
System
Design
Heat
and
Mass
Transfer
Differential
Equations
Transport
Process
Laboratory
SKILLS
Computer:
Ruby
programming,
MATLAB,
MS
Excel,
MSWord,
MS
PowerPoint,
Aspen,
Python
Operating
Systems:
Windows,
MAC
OSX,
and
Linux
Languages:
Mandarin