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USER
optimize below with colloquialism for me: Hello, my name is Vance, and it’s a pleasure to introduce myself. I graduated with a degree in Computer Science from Guangxi University in 2017. After graduation, my first job was to manage data collection, ETL and analysis for Huawei’s HiSilicon chip tests. I was mainly responsible for data collection using web crawlers, and make sure the data is correct and complete. (learn what?) My second job was to develop a testing tool, it is a web service that support custom inferface and data binding, purpose to simulate production environment APIs,it’s convenient for front-end service testing. As we know, the progress of front-end and back-end development is inconsistent,this tool is designed to address that issue. After that, I joined a new project, it’s a task management system, it supports custom task nodes, task scheduling, and execute task in parallel. in this project, I’m responsible for developing the workflow of parsing and controlling in the task management system. I was also responsible for breaking down the requirements, task assignment and code management. (Python web development, flask framework) (Because the leader was abroad at that time, He was in UK, report the project progress to him when he’s online) After that, I participated in a new project as a DevOPS engineer. This is a project about creating an integrated pipeline operation platform for testing, deployment, and delivery. I’m primarily responsible for setting up and maintaining the basic environment for microservice, troubleshooting the deployment issues, and writing some automation scripts for operations and maintenance. (joint testing) Afterward, I joined AIA at the beginning of 2020 and started working on OCR technology research, initially, we were using Google tesseract OCR, it’s a tool based on traditional machine learning, the accuracy is not good and didn’t meet our expectations. Later, we found deep learning model is better, as you know, Hong Kong still uses traditional Chinese characters on medical receipts. the deep learning model it’s trainable and easy to fine tuned for fit into this scenario. in this project, I was responsible for the primary code development, project delivery and maintenance, also including model training and enhancements. at the same time , our team worked on the HK Analytica project on the SAS platform. My role included maintaining SAS service and ensure its serviceable. (write shell scripts to monitor these services and provide support when monthly patch is conducting) in summary, My career has been heavily focused on Python development, covering areas such as web development, data analysis, web crawling, and OCR application development. OK, that’s all my self-introduction, thank you for your time.
ASSISTANT
Hey there, I'm Vance. Let me tell you a bit about myself. I nabbed a degree in Computer Science from Guangxi University back in 2017. Right out of college, I landed a gig at Huawei, taking charge of wrangling data for chip tests—a lot of web scraping and making sure everything was on point and shipshape. Next up, I built a slick testing tool—a web service that plays nice with custom interfaces and data binding. It's a neat trick for mimicking APIs in a production-like setting, which is super handy when you've got front-end tests to run but the back-end's still catching up. Then I dove into a new venture: a task management system that's all about flexibility, scheduling, and juggling tasks in parallel. I was the go-to guy for developing the system's workflow and ensuring the nitty-gritty of what goes where gets sorted. All this while I was hammering out code and keeping our tasks on track using Python and the Flask framework, not to mention keeping our head honcho in the loop while he was in the UK. After that stint, I jumped into the DevOps world, where I helped piece together a do-it-all platform for testing, deploying—you name it. If there was a glitch or a snag in our microservice setup, I was the one zapping it and scripting our way to smooth operations. Rolling into 2020, I joined the AIA crew to get down and dirty with OCR tech research. We kicked off with Google's Tesseract OCR, but it wasn't cutting the mustard with accuracy, so we leveled up to deep learning. It's a real game-changer, especially for decoding the traditional Chinese characters on Hong Kong's medical receipts. I tackled everything from coding to keeping our project on track and sharpening our models. Plus, I got to dabble in the HK Analytica project on the SAS platform, keeping our services in tip-top shape and scripting like a pro to monitor things, especially when it was time for our monthly software spruce-up. All in all, I'm a Python guy through and through, with a knack for spinning web apps, picking apart data, and teaching machines to read. And that's me in a nutshell. Thanks for lending me your ears!