Chen Ee Heng

Part time coder, computer vision researcher, making machines see and decide what to do for me.

The resume layouts nowadays are getting really creative, too creative sometimes. I like the layouts where there is a sidebar with author’s information on it. But the layouts that uses bars or stars to rate skills are in my opinion not very informative. Is it for faster visual comprehension/comparison? If so whats stopping the author from putting full stars? If anyone has an idea about this, please let me know!

In the meantime, here is my old school resume : Resume

In a nutshell:

  • I have ~5 years of experience working in the industry as a student and as a PhD candidate.
  • I have 7 years of computer vision research experience. I worked with KinectV1 and Realsense RGBD cameras, and used mainly opencv, tensorflow, and pytorch libraries for my research.
  • I have enough experience with Python and C++ to read and debug codes.
  • I have enough experience to start working with tasks involving Kubernetes and Docker. (I actually enjoy doing this a lot.)
  • I have experience coordinating interdisciplinary project.
  • I have experience supervising student work.