Hi, I'm Debbie Liang, a software developer. I am looking for software engineering internship positions for summer 2019. I am interested in backend development and iOS development. I enjoy learning new skills and channeling my enthusiasm through personal projects. I will graduate from UC Berkeley in May 2021.

1. Debbie Liang
(510)-735-7766 | debbieliang-123@berkeley.edu | Berkeley, CA, 94704
linkedin.com/in/yafei-liang-debbie | github.com/Debbieliang9 | debbieliang9.github.io
EDUCATION
University of California, Berkeley Expected Graduation: May 2021
Major: B.A. Computer Science GPA: 3.7
Related Coursework: Operating System, Efficient Algorithms & Intractable Problems, Database Systems, Artificial
Intelligence, Machine Structures, Data Structures, Principles & Techniques of Data Science, iOS Development
SKILLS
Language: Java (competent), Python (competent), C (competent), SQL (competent), Swift (intermediate), JSON
(basic), Go (basic), HTML (basic), Scheme (basic)
Framework and tools: Spring, MyBatis, Git, IntelliJ, Eclipse, VSCode, XCode, Postman, Docker, SSE, OpenMP
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Alibaba, Software Engineering Intern – Shanghai, China Dec. 2018 - Jan. 2019 · 1 mos
• Wrote PRD docs (Swagger), built 2 interfaces, created mock data (EasyMock) for ClaimCraft 0120 project
• Built a business logic demo that integrated RPC interface, REST interface, and Message Queue
• Accessed MySQL Database using MyBatis; Based the whole project on Spring/ SOFABoot framework
MealSavvy, Mobile Developer – Berkeley, CA Nov. 2018 - Dec. 2018 · 1 mos
• Built a social platform which enabled 5.2k+ Berkeley students to see their friends’ transactions on MealSavvy
• Managed the whole project, including negotiating with startup MealSavvy and recruiting team members
Berkeley Neuroeconomics Laboratory, Researcher – Berkeley, CA Sep. 2018 - present · 5 mos
• Eliminated confounding factors in experiments by improving the visualization script using Python
• Shortened the duration of project Decision Making on Privacy by effectively collecting fMRI brain images
Ultimate Sports Guide, Editorial Assistant & Intern – Berkeley, CA Sep. 2017 – Nov. 2018 · 1yr 3 mos
• Increased the official website traffic to 1700+ visitors by updating the game schedule using HTML
• Published the Ultimate Sports Guide and its weekly News Tellers with 3 co-workers
PROJECT
GoGallery (Go – solo project – in progress): Jan. 2019
• Launched a scalable web service in Go to handle image posts and deployed it to Google Cloud (GAE flex)
• Improved the registration/login/logout flow using token with server-side user authentication with JWT
• Utilized ElasticSearch (GCE) to support geo-based search so users can search nearby (e.g. 200km) posts
Personalized Restaurant Recommendation (Java – solo project): Dec. 2018
• Utilized HTML, CSS, JavaScript to build an interactive web page for users to like events and view content-
based recommendation; used MySQL to store and manage users’ data; used AWS EC2 to support the project
• Developed a web service using Java Servlet and REST API to access data from TicketMaster API
Safe2Home (Swift – 4 collaborators – youtube.com/watch?v=2yTbyzdaHww&feature=youtu.be): Nov. 2018
• Created an iOS App based on Firebase that helps users walk home safely
• Enabled users to sign in via Google (Fire base authentication), navigate the shortest path to home (MapKit),
match with buddies to walk together (self-designed matching algorithm), one-button call/ text 911
(MessageKit & CallKit), and view the nearby crimes based on geo-location (SpotCrime)
Gitlet (Java – 4 collaborators): July. 2018
• Mimicked the popular version-control system Git to implement Gitlet that supports functions such as staging
files, tracking files, branching file versions, checking file status, etc.
Other projects:
• Movie Classification (Python), Scheme (Python/ Scheme), BearMap (Java), Shape from Stereo (C)
LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
Berkeley International Office, International Student Mentor – Berkley, CA July. 2018 - present · 7 mos
• Welcomed international students and provided guidance on navigating through life at Berkeley
• Scheduled individual meetings with 8 international students and organized group bonding activities