Chris Lee's Email Addresses & Phone Numbers

💼 Past Experience

Chris Lee has worked on a number of projects that involve Chrome extensions and their corresponding APIs, as well as snowboarding, and waterboarding.

🎓 Education

- Master of Science (MS), Physics from University of Texas at Austin in 2017- Professional Engineer (PE), from University of Utah in 2016.Chris Lee's Education:Chris Lee was born in 2009 and has since completed his undergraduate education, which included majoring in physics at the University of California, Los Angeles. After graduating from UCLA, he quickly became a professional engineer, completing his licensing and certification in 2016.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Chris Lee'sopleasing and technical abilities:Chris Lee is a Senior Software Engineer at GoGuardian from January 2018 to January 2020 (2 years 1 month) in Greater Los Angeles Area. The projects that I've worked on are both numerous and varied. Primarily, I am the technical lead on most of the code that involves our Chrome extension and its corresponding APIs. Our extension is deployed to millions of devices making most of the problems that I work on problems at scale. All solutions therefore must be intelligently designed to meet this demand. I also work very closely with our data science team to integrate machine learning models into our products. AI has catapulted us into the future and it takes skillful engineering to gather the necessary data to train and serve models at scale. The final project of my tenure was the completion of a cloud based proxy implementation of one of our existing products. Working with one other senior engineer, our efforts paved the way for the expansion of said product to all other devices and operating systems. Technical Support Specialist at Go Guardian from October 2014 to July 2015 (10 months) in Greater Los Angeles Area. I was the very first Technical Support hiring at GoGuardian. Charged with supporting our customers single handedly, I quickly developed the systems and infrastructure needed to build out the department and bring on additional new hires. The company grew quite fast in those early days and I found myself supporting hundreds of customers via live chat, email, and phone calls. I set up our organization's initial use of Zendesk, Intercom, Olark, and Zopim chat. Though I was offered the position to manage the support department, I declined so that I could pursue software engineering work instead. Snowboard Instructor at Mammoth Mountain Ski Area from January 2014 to May 2014 (5 months) in Mammoth Lakes, CA. Snowboarding is a passion I discovered too late in life. Choosing a line and then flying down a mountain is at the very least an exercise in extreme focus and meditation and at most a truly spiritual experience. My work as a snowboard instructor at Mammoth allowed me to share my joy and passion for this amazing sport with others. It's invigorating to see the expression on someone's face when things finally click and they understand the joy that comes with gliding down a slope. The sport evokes a deep understanding and appreciation of nature, our place in it, and our duty to preserve it. And it's fun!. CMS Muon Systems Upgrade FAST Site Testing at CERN from October 2013 to December 2013 (3 months) in Geneva Area, Switzerland. During the first Long Shutdown of the LHC at CERN, I was sent by my UCLA physics professor David Saltzberg to help them upgrade the Muon detection systems at CMS. I integrated the electronics and ran full tests on 20 new chambers to be installed at the main CMS experiment site. Before the chambers left my hands, I made sure they were completely ready to go so that they might help unlock the secrets of the universe. Waterfront Programs at UCLA Conference Center and Bruin Woods Family Resort from June 2011 to September 2013 (2 years 4 months). I was selected as one of 25