Wenjin(Jack) Yu
VP of Advisory at Capital Consulting Group - University of Michigan- Claim this Profile
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Tao Ni
Jack joined my team as a summer intern between Jun and Aug 2021. Based on his background, I was pretty confidence on his technical skill. So, I gave him a full project -- Prove the concept that Panzura can use open stack swift as backend object store. We have customer in the pipeline for this. I knew it’ll be a challenge for an intern, because 2 of my engineers tried before and met couple of roadblocks. Jack started with reading all the documents on the web, with his own knowledge, he made some progress. But soon he hit another major roadblock and stuck there for almost 2 weeks. At daily sync meeting, he described is issue to the team. Couple of team member provide some hint. After that, Jack set up meetings with different stack holders, formed small task forces tackle one issue at a time. By break the project into small tasks, reviewing every week and formed dynamic work groups with team member across US, Mexico and China, he made necessary changes on both open stack and Panzura filer, he finally created a working filer with open stack backend. He closed this project with well detailed document, so anybody can follow the document to finish the setup. Throughout this project, Jack demonstrated his technical, problem-solving skill and the ability to calibrate with people from different groups and background.
Juliana Pugliese
Jack was part of our Summer Entrepreneurship Fellowship at Scoutible. Jack was one of our six finalists (out of 24) chosen to present his Final National Marketing Strategy, due to it's strength in creativity, strategy, and research. Over the course of the 10 week program, Jack actively engaged in developing new skills around marketing strategy to acquire 222 new users to our game platform. He was always more than prepared for our meetings, worked to come up with creative solutions, and supported his peers. He leveraged google analytics, his personal network, and our weekly educational sessions to continuously inform his learning and try new approaches. Jack was a joy to work with and I highly recommend him!
Tao Ni
Jack joined my team as a summer intern between Jun and Aug 2021. Based on his background, I was pretty confidence on his technical skill. So, I gave him a full project -- Prove the concept that Panzura can use open stack swift as backend object store. We have customer in the pipeline for this. I knew it’ll be a challenge for an intern, because 2 of my engineers tried before and met couple of roadblocks. Jack started with reading all the documents on the web, with his own knowledge, he made some progress. But soon he hit another major roadblock and stuck there for almost 2 weeks. At daily sync meeting, he described is issue to the team. Couple of team member provide some hint. After that, Jack set up meetings with different stack holders, formed small task forces tackle one issue at a time. By break the project into small tasks, reviewing every week and formed dynamic work groups with team member across US, Mexico and China, he made necessary changes on both open stack and Panzura filer, he finally created a working filer with open stack backend. He closed this project with well detailed document, so anybody can follow the document to finish the setup. Throughout this project, Jack demonstrated his technical, problem-solving skill and the ability to calibrate with people from different groups and background.
Juliana Pugliese
Jack was part of our Summer Entrepreneurship Fellowship at Scoutible. Jack was one of our six finalists (out of 24) chosen to present his Final National Marketing Strategy, due to it's strength in creativity, strategy, and research. Over the course of the 10 week program, Jack actively engaged in developing new skills around marketing strategy to acquire 222 new users to our game platform. He was always more than prepared for our meetings, worked to come up with creative solutions, and supported his peers. He leveraged google analytics, his personal network, and our weekly educational sessions to continuously inform his learning and try new approaches. Jack was a joy to work with and I highly recommend him!
Tao Ni
Jack joined my team as a summer intern between Jun and Aug 2021. Based on his background, I was pretty confidence on his technical skill. So, I gave him a full project -- Prove the concept that Panzura can use open stack swift as backend object store. We have customer in the pipeline for this. I knew it’ll be a challenge for an intern, because 2 of my engineers tried before and met couple of roadblocks. Jack started with reading all the documents on the web, with his own knowledge, he made some progress. But soon he hit another major roadblock and stuck there for almost 2 weeks. At daily sync meeting, he described is issue to the team. Couple of team member provide some hint. After that, Jack set up meetings with different stack holders, formed small task forces tackle one issue at a time. By break the project into small tasks, reviewing every week and formed dynamic work groups with team member across US, Mexico and China, he made necessary changes on both open stack and Panzura filer, he finally created a working filer with open stack backend. He closed this project with well detailed document, so anybody can follow the document to finish the setup. Throughout this project, Jack demonstrated his technical, problem-solving skill and the ability to calibrate with people from different groups and background.
Juliana Pugliese
Jack was part of our Summer Entrepreneurship Fellowship at Scoutible. Jack was one of our six finalists (out of 24) chosen to present his Final National Marketing Strategy, due to it's strength in creativity, strategy, and research. Over the course of the 10 week program, Jack actively engaged in developing new skills around marketing strategy to acquire 222 new users to our game platform. He was always more than prepared for our meetings, worked to come up with creative solutions, and supported his peers. He leveraged google analytics, his personal network, and our weekly educational sessions to continuously inform his learning and try new approaches. Jack was a joy to work with and I highly recommend him!
Tao Ni
Jack joined my team as a summer intern between Jun and Aug 2021. Based on his background, I was pretty confidence on his technical skill. So, I gave him a full project -- Prove the concept that Panzura can use open stack swift as backend object store. We have customer in the pipeline for this. I knew it’ll be a challenge for an intern, because 2 of my engineers tried before and met couple of roadblocks. Jack started with reading all the documents on the web, with his own knowledge, he made some progress. But soon he hit another major roadblock and stuck there for almost 2 weeks. At daily sync meeting, he described is issue to the team. Couple of team member provide some hint. After that, Jack set up meetings with different stack holders, formed small task forces tackle one issue at a time. By break the project into small tasks, reviewing every week and formed dynamic work groups with team member across US, Mexico and China, he made necessary changes on both open stack and Panzura filer, he finally created a working filer with open stack backend. He closed this project with well detailed document, so anybody can follow the document to finish the setup. Throughout this project, Jack demonstrated his technical, problem-solving skill and the ability to calibrate with people from different groups and background.
Juliana Pugliese
Jack was part of our Summer Entrepreneurship Fellowship at Scoutible. Jack was one of our six finalists (out of 24) chosen to present his Final National Marketing Strategy, due to it's strength in creativity, strategy, and research. Over the course of the 10 week program, Jack actively engaged in developing new skills around marketing strategy to acquire 222 new users to our game platform. He was always more than prepared for our meetings, worked to come up with creative solutions, and supported his peers. He leveraged google analytics, his personal network, and our weekly educational sessions to continuously inform his learning and try new approaches. Jack was a joy to work with and I highly recommend him!
Experience
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Capital Consulting Group
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United States
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Business Consulting and Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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VP of Advisory
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Jan 2022 - Present
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Project Manager
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Jan 2021 - Present
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Business Analyst
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Sep 2020 - Dec 2020
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University of Michigan Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program
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United States
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Research Services
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1 - 100 Employee
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Undergraduate Research Assistant
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Sep 2020 - Present
• Participating in the Radiation Health Engineering Dosimetry project • Working on an open-source code that reads in radiation data and deconvolutes the curve to find individual radiation peaks • Final program will aid other researchers in the field to better process radiation data with noises and conduct further scientific analysis • Participating in the Radiation Health Engineering Dosimetry project • Working on an open-source code that reads in radiation data and deconvolutes the curve to find individual radiation peaks • Final program will aid other researchers in the field to better process radiation data with noises and conduct further scientific analysis
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McKinsey & Company
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Business Consulting and Services
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700 & Above Employee
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Software Engineer
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Jun 2022 - Aug 2022
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Panzura
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United States
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IT Services and IT Consulting
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100 - 200 Employee
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Product QA Intern
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Jun 2021 - Nov 2021
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Scoutible
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United States
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Technology, Information and Media
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1 - 100 Employee
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Entrepreneurship Fellow
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Jun 2020 - Aug 2020
• Designed and executed online marketing campaigns for the Scoutible app in the Great Detroit region and acquired a total of 220 users in a month. • Led the regional team and won second place in the pitch competition, winning $1000 budget award to use in paid marketing • Achieved second lowest paid marketing Customer Acquisition Cost of $0.52 and personal national strategy ranked top 5 • Designed and executed online marketing campaigns for the Scoutible app in the Great Detroit region and acquired a total of 220 users in a month. • Led the regional team and won second place in the pitch competition, winning $1000 budget award to use in paid marketing • Achieved second lowest paid marketing Customer Acquisition Cost of $0.52 and personal national strategy ranked top 5
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Stony Brook University
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Laboratory Assistant
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Aug 2017 - May 2019
• Coded and implemented security protocols using PyDistAlgo codes, which is a high-level security algorithm language designed by SBU professors and is efficiently compatible with several existing coding languages • Studied security logics from the SPORE repository and coded implementation files for NS-PK, SSH, and handshake of TLS • Coded and implemented security protocols using PyDistAlgo codes, which is a high-level security algorithm language designed by SBU professors and is efficiently compatible with several existing coding languages • Studied security logics from the SPORE repository and coded implementation files for NS-PK, SSH, and handshake of TLS
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University of Florida
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United States
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Higher Education
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700 & Above Employee
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Laboratory Technician
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May 2018 - Jul 2018
• Learned and used Large-Scale Atomic/Molecular Parallel Simulator (LAMMPS) and Visual Molecular Dynamics (VMD) to construct a high-fidelity microscopic model of water molecules on the kaolinite surface consisting of 340,900 atoms • Measured global warming’s effects on the nanoscale by analyzing contact angle changes between the kaolinite surface and the water molecules at various temperatures and pressures using animations provided by LAMMPS • Learned and used Large-Scale Atomic/Molecular Parallel Simulator (LAMMPS) and Visual Molecular Dynamics (VMD) to construct a high-fidelity microscopic model of water molecules on the kaolinite surface consisting of 340,900 atoms • Measured global warming’s effects on the nanoscale by analyzing contact angle changes between the kaolinite surface and the water molecules at various temperatures and pressures using animations provided by LAMMPS
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Education
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2020 - 2023
University of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School of Business
Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA -
2019 - 2023
University of Michigan College of Literature, Science, and the Arts
Bachelor of Science - BS, Data science -
2015 - 2019
The Stony Brook School
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