Resume

• 2007

  PhD

  Research Area: Coding and Information Theory

  Cryptography

  and Wireless Security

  Electrical and Computer Engineering

• 1999

  Chinese

  BS/MS

  Graduated from a concurrent program with both MS and BS degrees being conferred in 2007.

  Electrical and Computer Engineering

  Phi Kappa Phi

• Algorithms

  Matlab

  Error Control Coding

  Probability

  Python

  Satellite Communications

  Simulations

  Cryptography

  Statistics

  LDPC Codes

  Physical-Layer Security

  Programming

  Graph Theory

  Detection & Estimation Theory

  C++

  Information Theory

  Secrecy Coding

  LaTeX

  Sensors

  Signal Processing

  Harrison

  Micron Technology

  University of Colorado at Colorado Springs

  Brigham Young University

  MIT Lincoln Laboratory

  Micron Technology

  University of Porto

  FEUP

  Portugal

  Georgia Institute of Technology

  Whisper

  Characterized benefits of combining cryptography with physical-layer security wiretap codes for secrecy. Dissertation title: Physical-Layer Security: Practical Aspects of Channel Coding and Cryptography.

  Graduate Research Assistant

  Greater Atlanta Area

  Georgia Institute of Technology

  Provo

  Utah Area

  University professor in the Electrical & Computer Engineering Department. My research interests are in physical-layer security

  error-control coding

  information theory

  telecommunications

  signal processing

  and sports performance analytics. I have taught courses in signal processing

  information theory

  coding theory

  satellite communications

  and probability and statistics.

  Assistant Professor

  Brigham Young University

  Developed hardware and software for eavesdropping on NFC peer-to-peer communications between two smart phones. The eavesdropper demonstrates the benefits of using Whisper codes for privacy on transmitted data.

  Principal Scientist

  Greater Atlanta Area

  Whisper

  Colorado Springs

  Colorado Area

  Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UCCS.

  Assistant Professor

  University of Colorado at Colorado Springs

  Studied and published novel results on low-density parity-check codes with cryptography for physical-layer security.\nCollaborated with graduate students and faculty from 9 different countries.

  University of Porto

  FEUP

  Portugal

  Summer Intern

  Worked in the imaging department. Wrote the C++ code for GPIB communications between the imager testers and an automatic probe machine. The end result was automating the capability of the probe machine to test all die on a wafer without the necessity of a user touching down manually on each die.

  Micron Technology

  Teaching Assistant

  Worked as a teaching assistant for 3 semesters for the course: \"Introduction to Signal Processing.\" I was the head TA of roughly 10 for the last 2 semesters. As such

  I oversaw much of the lab portion of the class

  organized and taught help sessions twice a week

  and oversaw grading of homework and laboratory exercises.

  Georgia Institute of Technology

  Summer Intern

  Worked in the antifuse group. Initiated and completed the design of a data sorting/displaying program.

  Micron Technology

  Communications Engineering Intern

  Completed individual project of modeling the physical layer of a future combat communications system using Matlab.\nDocumented and presented research results of expected system performance.

  MIT Lincoln Laboratory

  IEEE

  Student Club Advisor