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Fan You is a computer science graduate from Carnegie Mellon University and New York Institute of Technology with experience programming in C++, Java, C, Objective-C, Python and working with systems like Linux, MacOS and Windows. Some of Fan's professional experiences include working as a libstdc++ developer at GNU implementing C++ proposals, building distributed systems with RPC and caching, and developing VR and motion capture experiences. Fan also has personal projects involving XML parsing and Qt UI development.
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