Oracle
Senior User Experience Designer, November 2011 – current

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Information Architect, Jul 2009 – November 2011

• Conducted user research, built low-fidelity wire-frames and high-fidelity mockups for user testing, and optimized webpage for search engine.
• Ensured compliance with government branding and accessibility requirements.
• Kept tracks of major projects’ progress and facilitated communications among multiple groups, including clients, developers and managers.

Asus – Fremont, California
Interaction Designer, Contractor, May 2009 – Jul 2009

• Analyzed resistive and capacitive touch screen behavior, conducted user study, wrote technical specifications and designed native mobile touch screen applications.
• Collaborated with external solution providers, oversea engineers on rolling out the first prototype in three months which got featured on famous tech blog engadget.

SAP Labs – Palo Alto, California
Student intern, User Experience Team, Jun 2008 – Dec 2008

• Won 08′ SAP Sustainability Design Challenge (Every second spent on this project came from my afterwork hours)
• Constructed three CRM and CSM prototypes for SAP enterprise Suite 2009
• Conducted end user research and developed use cases

• User Experience: Contextual Inquiry, Heuristic Evaluation, Competitve Analysis, user research, persona and scenario, wireframe, lo-fi / hi-fi prototyping, usability testing
• Technical: html5, css3, JavaScript, jQuery, xml
• Information Architecture: Microsoft Visio, Axure,
• Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint

University of Michigan, School of Information – Ann Arbor, MI
Master of Science in Information, Human-Computer Interaction – May 2009
Shanghai University, School of Engineering – Shanghai, China
Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering – Jun 2005

• 1st Place Winner of 08′ SAP design challenge, awarded on 08′ SAP annual All-hands Meeting
• Paper “Visual Carbon Label” Accepted by ACM CHI conference 09’, will be delivering a presentation
• Merit Scholarship from School of Information, University of Michigan