Summary
Mathew Chan is a mechanical engineering student and teaching fellow at the University of Maryland with nine years of hands-on experience in lab instruction, testing, and data-driven analysis. He has led validation and performance testing on hundreds of mechanical components at ATEC, built test rigs and CAD models, and taught MATLAB and C++ to large undergraduate cohorts. Comfortable bridging hardware and software, he has produced Python scripts, soldered assemblies, and Excel/R analyses for organizations including Booz Allen and the university’s engineering school. Passionate about mass transit and urban planning, Mathew seeks internships to translate classroom and lab experience into real-world transit solutions. As a U.S. citizen based in the Washington DC–Baltimore area, he combines rigorous measurement skills (sub-micron characterization) with practical teaching and coordination experience.
9 years of coding experience
Minor Robotics and Autonomous Systems, Minor Robotics and Autonomous Systems at University of Maryland
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at Aberdeen High School
English, Chinese