University of California, Berkeley Graduate with a Bachelor's in Computer Science and Applied Math
Currently: Software Engineer at Microsoft on the VS Code team, VS Code
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pronouns: "he" | "him",
workingAt: "microsoft",
code: [JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS/SCSS, Python, Java, C, GoLang, Dart],
interests: ["full stack web development", "aerospace and space tech", "machine learning"],
locations: ["LA", "Seattle"],
hobbies: ["Bouldering", "Guitar", "Traveling"],
}- 🔭 Currently working on VS Code.
- ✨ My favorite hobbies are bouldering and playing guitar
- 📫 How to reach me: justinshawnchen@berkeley.edu
- 🚀 Fun fact: I've launched 3 satellites into space and have been in mission control @ Cape Canaveral Air Force Base.
- 🎸 Check out my Spotify!
- 🌃 stars burn out w/cykim just passed 1.2 million streams :D
- 🌊 NEW SONG! ocean tide w/ainvyu and cykim
Links
Student Organizations at UC Berkeley
- Co-Founder at Web Development @ Berkeley - Web development consulting
- External Vice President and Avionics Developer at Space Technologies @ Cal - Pushing the frontiers of space tech and research
- Organizer at Berkeley's Space Tech Symposium - Bringing together space tech pioneers in industry and research.
Things I've Worked On
- Software Engineer 💻 at Intel. Full-Stack development on intel.com, DevOps, and Adobe Experience Manager.
- ML Researcher 🤖 at Planet. Exploring novelty and anomaly detection methods in machine learning to create visualizations of change over time in an area of interest.
- Software Engineering Intern 🛸 at The Aerospace Corporation and NASA JPL. Software implementation and integration in the GBSD (Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent) Group.
- Software Developer and Product Team Member 🚀 at STEP accelerator startup, Launchparty
- Product Management Intern and Consultant 🛸 at Spacept
- Software and Technical Lead 💦 at Shower Power
- Academic Intern and Lab Assistant 📚 at UC Berkeley EECS Department - CS61B: Data Structures
- Software Developer/Avionics Engineer 🌍 at the Irvine CubeSat Program