Mingye Chen is a research-oriented software engineer and PhD candidate in Computer Engineering with eight years of experience building covert networking systems and annotation tools. At the University of Michigan they helped create Conjure, implementing a DNS-tunneled registrar in Go and a DTLS-based UDP transport that reduced registration latency by over 80% and mimicked WebRTC traffic for stealthy proxying. They have full-stack experience—Flask REST APIs, React frontends, and SQLite backends—plus a knack for designing flexible, JSON-driven annotation interfaces and multi-task active learning to accelerate labeling. Now a graduate research assistant at CU Boulder, Mingye blends rigorous academic research with practical systems engineering, often optimizing distributed registration and maintainability of middleware. An understated strength is their ability to translate security and networking research into production-ready components that measurably improve performance.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Computer Science and Engineering, Master's degree, Computer Science and Engineering at University of Michigan
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Engineering, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Engineering at University of Colorado Boulder
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