Android Developer

MINGQI ZHANG (James)

**** ******** ***** *** ****, San Diego, CA 92122 C: 858-***-**** ********@*****.*** SUMMARY

A hardworking Computer Engineering student with experience in both software and hardware. An active learner ready to engage new concepts, develop new and better technologies to improve human lives. Also a team player willing to help others at all times. EDUCATION

09/2015 – University of California, San Diego – La Jolla, CA, U.S. 03/2021 Master of Science: Computer Engineering GPA: 3.90 / 4.0 Bachelor of Science: Computer Engineering GPA: 3.77 / 4.0 Bachelor of Science: Management Science GPA: 3.87 / 4.0 SKILLS

Programming languages: Java, Python, C, MIPS/ARM Assembly

Computer Science: Data Structure, Algorithm Design & Analysis, Design patterns, Advanced Computer Architecture, Operating System, Embedded System

Tools: Android Studio, Git, Trello, Figma, Slack, Firebase, Eclipse IDE EXPERIENCE

01/2021 – Orient – 2Go Products, LLC, San Diego

Current Android Developer

Followed Agile Development using Trello, familiar with Git development flow, also familiar with using Figma to match implementation to the design from the UI team

Worked as the Senior Android Developer in the team since the project started, communicate with the project manager and other developers regularly to discuss and solve the technical issues encountered

01/2019 – Chinese Computer Community – University of California, San Diego Current Android Developer/Tech Lead

Implemented several Android apps, familiar with localization, adaptive UI implementation and the material design guidelines, worked closely with the product design team to ensure the technical implementation follows the design closely

Led teams of up to 8 developers, provided technical guidance and coaching to peer developers, and conducted code reviews

04/2019 – ECE 196 – University of California, San Diego 06/2019 Software Engineer – Android & Arduino

Built the prototype of a smart key organizer using an Arduino UNO board along with various sensors, actuators and a Bluetooth module

Implemented both an Android App and the code running on the board to enable communication between phone and the organizer through Low Energy Bluetooth MEMBERSHIPS

Member of HKN – Honor society of IEEE, UCSD Chapter

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