Academic Journey 

I started my academic journey in 2013, earning a degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Lafayette College in Pennsylvania, where I developed strong programming skills. I then pursued a Master’s in Engineering Management at Northeastern University in Boston, followed by a Master’s in Economics. Currently, I am completing my PhD in Economics at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, focusing on energy innovation and sustainability.

Teaching Experience

At UWM, I independently taught ECON 103 (Microeconomics) for one academic year and ECON 104 (Macroeconomics) for three semesters. 

Professional Experience

• Dehui Capital (Intern): Conducted policy research on China's "Double Reduction" policy and analyzed market trends in education.

• Siemens Power Plant Automation (Software Engineer): Developed automation systems and optimized user interfaces.

• China Resources Power (Intern): Contributed to ERP system development and platform management.

Programming Languages: 

Stata, Python, MATLAB, R, MySQL, C++, Java

Data Analysis Tools: 

Proficient in processing large datasets, machine learning models, and data-intensive design optimization

Personal Interests

Outside of academics, I’m passionate about fitness, photography, and running along Lake Michigan. I also love exploring new countries, aiming to visit one every year to experience diverse cultures and capture the beauty of each destination through my lens.