Experience

Apricad

• United States
• E-Learning Providers
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Full-Stack Architect, Cofounder

  • Jun 2018 - Present

  I architected and crafted the website, https://apricad.com, from the database up to all the visual design. This is an isomorphic web application using React/Node/MongoDB, SSR, and AWS. It's the companion of the nursing education channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/ApricadCoursesofNursing



Microsoft Corporation

• United States

• Senior Software Design Engineer

  • 1996 - 2017

  Greater Seattle Area Microsoft Edge In this new Microsoft browser team, I created the UX of the Annotation and Share feature, with C++, HTML/JavaScript/CSS, and XAML. Windows Embedded - Designed and implemented SDK and all modules of Device Management Client. - Ported large scale applications from desktop to Windows CE: Windows Messenger, Remote Desktop Client… with almost all Windows API involved. - Added Multi-touch Gesture feature to Windows CE. The project consists of the whole… Show more Microsoft Edge In this new Microsoft browser team, I created the UX of the Annotation and Share feature, with C++, HTML/JavaScript/CSS, and XAML. Windows Embedded - Designed and implemented SDK and all modules of Device Management Client. - Ported large scale applications from desktop to Windows CE: Windows Messenger, Remote Desktop Client… with almost all Windows API involved. - Added Multi-touch Gesture feature to Windows CE. The project consists of the whole pipeline, physics engine, API, and a verification tool. - Used various UX technologies to prototype the “Auto Shell” of the Connected Car Infotainment System. Windows 98/SE/Me - Created the Tune-up wizard, Welcome UX - Worked on the Control Panel, Accessory Applications... Show less



Ulead Systems

• Software Development
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Software Engineer ~ Manager

  • Oct 1991 - Apr 1996

  Taipei City, Taiwan I lead a team to create the "PhotoImpact" from scratch. It's a top-notch image editor provides “an extraordinarily flexible interface with many handy amenities” (PC Magazine). It became the Corel PhotoImpact later.