“Eric was a terrific intern and I hope he joins us at HubSpot full-time as soon as he graduates from school. He arrived at HubSpot ready and eager to learn. He translated that energy into actual work results on real projects, not make-up work. His code and his tests are used every day, and we rely on them as parts of important production systems. Although we asked him to learn a lot of information in a short time frame, Eric was always pleasant, friendly, patient, and without stress. He is a good teammate, happy to take on any task as needed. Unlike a lot of interns I've worked with, Eric is also smart about knowing when to ask for help, and when to figure things out on his own. All in all, Eric was a pleasure to work with. I hope I get to work with him again in the future.”
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Hey friends! This post is a bit over due, but better late than never: a quick life update and some mild self-promotion. Last September, after four…
Hey friends! This post is a bit over due, but better late than never: a quick life update and some mild self-promotion. Last September, after four…
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I previously have said that LLMs are the wrong tool for code generation. Obviously I was wrong. Hand-written code is on its way out. That's a real…
I previously have said that LLMs are the wrong tool for code generation. Obviously I was wrong. Hand-written code is on its way out. That's a real…
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Experience
Education
Courses
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Applied Algorithms
EC330
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Computer Networking
CS440
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Computer Organization
EC413
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Computer Structure (Honors)
CS210
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Cybersecurity
EC500
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Database Design
CS460
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High Performance Computing
EC500
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Introduction to Computer Science II (Honors)
112
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Introduction to Electronics
EC410
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Introduction to Logic Design
EC311
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Introduction to Matlab
EK127
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Introduction to Web Design
CS103
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Microprocessors
EC450
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Operating Systems
EC440
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Probability and Stochastic Processes
EC381
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Signals and Systems
EC401
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Software Engineering
CS411
Projects
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Bitter Lacrosse
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Built a website with a custom CMS for BitterLacrosse. Design created by Amy Guan and backend development by Eric Hsiao.
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English
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