Yuchen Lin

-Developing and testing new trading strategies through detailed research and analysis. -Building, optimizing and validating quantitative trading models. -Conducting data-driven research to identify patterns and inefficiencies in large financial datasets. -Designing and refining complex quantitative frameworks.

As a software engineer, my job mainly consists of two parts, testing and software integration: -Building test cases and using Control desk/Automation desk software to test the models built in Matlab, HIL can simulate real vehicle environments. -Manual testing using CANape and CANoe by observing numerical fluctuations. -Integrate the underlying code with various application code and publish it to various testing and real vehicle stages.

During my master's studies, I took many courses related to big data and artificial intelligence: -Programming skills mainly include Python, data analysis and visualization skills include SQL and Tableau. -I think some compulsory and elective courses have been very helpful to me, such as machine learning(COMP7250), Artificial intelligence(7015), Data analysis(7990), and Financial Technology(COMP7300).

The four-year undergraduate study can be divided into three parts: basic courses in the first two semesters and professional courses in the second two semesters： Basic course section： -Basic math courses such as calculus, linear algebra and spatial solid geometry, probability theory and mathematical statistics, complex functions, and mathematical physics equations. -Basic knowledge of physics such as college physics and electrodynamics. -Basic programming knowledge such as programming fundamentals and C++. Elective courses section: -Courses in the field of electronic information include microcontroller principles, microelectronic device principles, analog electronics technology, digital electronics technology, and automatic control principles. -Elective courses in the field of optics, such as information optics, physical optics, principles of optical devices, optoelectronics.