Jun Zhu is a Master's student in Applied Economics at UCLA with eight years of cross-functional experience spanning project management, market consulting, data analysis, and field research. With strong academic credentials from Xiamen University and UCLA, Jun blends rigorous quantitative training (3.7+ GPAs) with practical exposure to marketing analytics and engineering consultation. They have hands-on data work experience extracting insights from large product databases to inform promotion strategy and have presented results to stakeholders to guide decision-making. Unusually for an economist, Jun also contributed to the Apollo autonomous driving open-source project as an ML engineer, improving lidar segmentation code and removing dependencies to streamline builds. Seeking full-time roles in public policy, data analysis, or marketing, Jun brings a pragmatic mix of technical problem-solving and stakeholder-focused communication. Based in Los Angeles, they offer a rare combination of field-level consulting experience and machine learning code contributions.
8 years of coding experience
Master of Science (M.S.), Applied Economics, 3.738/4.0, Master of Science (M.S.), Applied Economics, 3.738/4.0 at 美国加州大学洛杉矶分校
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Economics, 3.81/4.0, Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Economics, 3.81/4.0 at 厦门大学
Certificate of Completion, Summer School, 4.0, Certificate of Completion, Summer School, 4.0 at Colgate University
Contributions:186 commits, 28 PRs, 2 pushes in 8 months
Contributions summary:Jun contributed significantly to the perception module, specifically focusing on the implementation and refinement of a CNN-based segmentation method for lidar data. Their work involved adding the CNNSegmentation method, modifying caffe build files to support the bazel build, and fixing shared pointer bugs within the segmentation code. Furthermore, they were involved in enhancing and debugging the existing code by removing openCV dependency, and added some code style adjustments.
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