Summary
Michael Hum is a back-end-focused Technical Advisor with 11 years of experience building Java-based web applications for large-scale government data collection and statistical programs. Currently at Statistics Canada, he contributes to ICOS, a mission-critical platform that supports census, labour force, and price index surveys, turning complex survey requirements into reliable server-side solutions. Trained in Computer Science at Carleton University, he combines solid academic fundamentals with practical, production-grade engineering. Michael's strengths lie in designing maintainable APIs and data workflows that emphasize correctness and auditability—essential in a regulatory and statistical context. Based in Ottawa, he brings steady, institutional knowledge to cross-functional teams and a pragmatic approach to technical problem solving. Colleagues value his ability to translate policy-driven needs into robust backend systems that scale.
11 years of coding experience
Bachelor’s Degree, Computer Science, Bachelor’s Degree, Computer Science at Carleton University
High School, A+, High School, A+ at St. Paul High School
English, French