Software Developer in Syosset, NY, United States

Yahoo Finance is arguably the number one finance product in the market, and I am a core engineer overseeing this project. This app helps investors create customized financial portfolios and receive customized financial news. Moreover, users can access various enriched analytical data like price charting and investment advice.

I was the core engineer and the only engineer on this team developing a native Android app for Yahoo Finance Android TV and Fire TV platforms. This was the first over-the-top (OTT) product at Yahoo, so there was no existing experience to borrow from, and I needed to experiment and create these OTT development-related experiences for later projects. I worked with various SDK and design teams to tackle engineering and design problems never experienced before.

Fubo TV is a sport-focused streaming app running on Android mobile and TV devices. The navigation experience and playback experience teams worked on this project. I worked as the tech lead of the Android playback experience team. Our job was to provide a seamless playback experience for the navigation team. The core product of the Android playback team is a version-controlled Maven artifact.

I write a series of tech blog posts on Android operating system internals. As an Android application developer, I spent years investigating the source code of AOSP and Linux kernel. The AOSP is a huge project which contains hundreds of sub-projects and sums up to a million lines of code. This tech blog series demonstrates my deep understanding of Android operating system internals.

Forever | NOT is a relationship gambling app letting players place bets on the romantic relationship of celebrities and Facebook friends. This was the very first product of a startup called Forever | NOT. I delivered the mobile web and Android apps as the only developer of the two apps.

This eCommerce website focuses on Asian performance artists' concert tickets sales. As the only software engineer in this startup, I built the desktop and mobile website using the Spring framework. The website was hosted on AWS and backed by AWS database and S3 storage services.