Maya Chen
Computer Science Student
maya.chen@email.com(650) 555-0119Berkeley, CAgithub.com/mayachen
Summary
Final-year computer science student focused on machine learning, with internship experience and two personal projects with real users.
Education
B.S. Computer Science, UC Berkeley
2026
GPA: 3.8
Coursework: Machine Learning, Data Structures, Distributed Systems, Linear Algebra
Projects
- StudySync — A study-group matching app used by 300+ students on campus, built with React and Firebase
- Course recommender — A course recommendation model trained on five years of enrollment data for a class project
Skills
Python · PyTorch · Java · SQL · Git · Problem solving · C++ · Linux · Data structures · Machine learning · Teamwork · Technical writing
Experience
Software Engineering Intern · Clearwave Analytics
Summer 2025 – Summer 2025
- Built a data-labeling tool used by the research team, cutting labeling time by 30%
- Wrote unit tests that raised coverage on the core module from 40% to 85%
- Presented the project to 40 engineers at the internship showcase and received a return offer
Teaching Assistant, Data Structures · Stanford University
2023 – 2024
- Held weekly office hours and review sessions for a class of 220 students
- Graded assignments and wrote solution guides adopted by the following year's staff
Research Assistant · Stanford AI Lab
2022 – 2023
- Trained and evaluated image classification models on a 50k-sample dataset in PyTorch
- Documented experiments so other lab members could reproduce results
Languages
- English — Native
- Mandarin — Fluent
Awards
- Dean's List, Stanford University, (2022–2024)
Volunteer Experience
- Coding Workshop Instructor — Girls Who Code — Taught weekend Python workshops to high school students.
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