Davis (Yuxiang) Yang 1849 Arch Street #2 | Berkeley, CA, 94709 | [email protected] | 510-207-1281 www.linkedin.com/in/yxyang EDUCATION University of California, Berkeley Bachelor of Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (GPA: 4.0) Relevant Coursework: CS61B: Data Structures CS170: Algorithms CS61C: Machine Structures CS188: Intro to Artificial Intelligence CS70: Discrete Math and Probability Theory CS189: Intro to Machine Learning

May 2018

SKILLS • Proficient in Java, Python; Familiar with C, C++, Go and Matlab • Familiar with Machine Learning algorithms including Regression, Neural Nets, SVM • Strong algorithmic skills with contest programing background • Experienced in MS Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Linux, MacOS and Windows WORK EXPERIENCE Undergraduate Student Instructor August 2016 – Present UC Berkeley, CA • Lead weekly discussion sections for CS70 (Discrete Math and Probability Theory), a class of 400+ students • Help preparing course materials and exam questions Undergraduate Researcher January 2016 – Present Robot Learning Lab, UC Berkeley, CA • Directed by prof. Pieter Abbeel, working on robot trajectory extraction and optimization from videos • Constructed a Convolutional Neural Network to learn coordinate transformation Software Engineer Intern May 2016 – August 2016 Google Inc, Mountainview, CA • Worked with app ads team and constructed a machine learning pipeline for conversion estimation in mobile ads (a >$1B/yr business) • Improved prediction error to state-of-the-art level after feature engineering and statistical analysis Software Engineer Intern June 2015 – August 2015 Yahoo! Inc, Sunnyvale, CA • Designed and implemented a performance monitoring tool for webpages with backend server, frontend UI and a MySQL database • Used NodeJS and React framework for backend and frontend programming, developed charting tools to help visualize performance data PROGRAMMING CONTESTS ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest (ACM-ICPC) November 2014 • Solved 5 programming problems with rigorous time and memory limit in 5 hours, cooperated with 2 other team members in algorithm design and debugging • Ranked no.4 out of 45 (3%) Teams in Pacific / Northwest Regional Final (Division II) • ACM-ICPC, a world-wide programming contest that focuses on algorithm design Chinese National Informatics Olympiad Contestant September 2009 – November 2012 • 4 time National 1st prize (top 1%) • National Olympiad in Informatics (NOIP), highest level of programming competition in China with rigorous demand for efficiency • Member and Teaching Assistant of Informatics Olympiad team in school, tutored junior members