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Yee-Mui Victoria Chiu
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Current
Address:
125 W. Green St.
Ithaca, NY 14850
(607) 277-9647 |
Email: yvc1@cornell.edu
Homepage: http://www.cs.cornell.edu/ychiu/
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Permanent
Address:
6296 Lido Ct.
Newark, CA 94560
(510) 792-8525 |
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| Objectives |
Seeking a position in
software engineering or technical consulting that will
utilize my technical, consulting and communication
skills. |
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| Education |
| Cornell University,
College of Engineering, Ithaca, NY |
8/1997-5/1998
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| Master of
Engineering Candidate: Computer Science
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May 1998
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| American
Association of University Women Scholarship grant |
8/1997-5/1998
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| University
of California at Berkeley,
Berkeley, CA |
8/1989-5/1992
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| Bachelor
of Arts: Computer Science, GPA: 3.42 |
May 1992
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Relevant
Courses |
•Software
Engineering •Systems Concepts •Database Systems & Management •Entrepreneurship and Enterprise •Imaging and the Electronic Age •Programming Languages •Computer
Networks •Artificial Intelligence •Computer
Graphics •Compilers •Operating
System •Digital Design |
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| Skills |
Computer
Languages: C, Java, C++, HTML, Perl, CGI-Bin Script,
SQL, Lisp, Pascal, Assembly
Operating Systems: Unix, MS DOS, NT, Windows 95
Foreign Lanuages: Fluent in
speaking and reading Chinese(Mandarin and Cantonese). |
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| Experience |
Hewlett
Packard Company, Palo
Alto, CA |
8/1992-8/1997
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| Corporate
Information Systems: Software
Engineer/Technical Consultant: |
- Project 1:
Provided technical solutions to improve HP's
accounting, financial reporting, and worldwide
credit collection system. Co-developed an
object-oriented (C++) data populator for HP's
general ledger.
- Project 2: Built
a messaging-enabled infrastructure using
workflow, messaging and Internet technology to
automate HP's business processes with a team of
six people. Resulted in a line of products and
services such as a cross-platform forms browser,
an electronic forms creation package, a
messaging-enabled workflow server, and consulting
services. Developed and deployed the workflow
engine. Provided technical consulting to HP
internal business entities to re-engineer
administrative processes. Awarded the Hewlett
Packard achievement and recognition (STAR) award,
an honor given to only two percent of HP
employees.
- Project 3:
Provided technical consulting using Internet and
middleware technology. Built a web-based stock
options grant summary application.
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| Lawrence
Berkeley Laboratory,
Berkeley, CA |
Summer 1991
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| Computing
Science Department:
Research Assistant |
- Designed and implemented a
X-Window interface to SMART text retrieval
system;
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| Paper |
- Co-authored a paper: Tong Li,
Victoria Chiu, Fred Gey; "X-Windows
Interface to SMART, an Advanced Text Retrieval
System."; published in Spring 1992 issue
of ACM SIGIR(Special Interest Group in
Information Retrieval) Forum.
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| Mills
College, Oakland, CA |
1/1988-8/1989
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| Math
& Computer Science Department: Research/Teaching
Assistant |
- Designed, programmed, and wrote
3-D graphical and interactive math tutorials
using Mathematica on the NeXT machine to teach
Calculus and Linear Algebra, sponsored by
National Science Foundation.
- Teaching Assistant in Linear
Algebra class.
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Professional
Activities |
- Hewlett Packard Toastmasters Public Speaking club, Palo Alto, CA, 1993-1997;
Achieved Competent Toastmasters(CTM) certificate;
Won Evaluation Speech contest at club and area
level, 1994;
Won International Speech contest at club level,
1995;
Offices held: Treasurer, Vice President,
Fund-raising, mentor.
- American Association of University
Women, 1997
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| Interests |
- Cornell Society of Women Engineer,
Cornell Outing Club, Cornell Ballroom Dancing
Club, Cornell International Christian Fellowship,
1997
- Sunday School teacher, San Jose,
CA, 1993-1997; taught 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th
graders; Young Adult Fellowship organizer.
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| References |
Available upon
request |
| Status |
U. S. Citizen |
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