Stanley Chan is a fourth-year UC Berkeley chemical engineering student with a data science minor who blends hands-on electrochemical manufacturing experience with software and analytics engineering. He has driven data pipelines and analytics for Tesla’s next-generation 4680 cell programs, contributed to LLM-over-table research at Berkeley RISE Lab, and built AI agent and modern data-stack tooling during a stealth startup internship. Comfortable across lab benches and codebases, Stanley focuses on electrochemical energy production and storage while applying data-driven systems to scale manufacturing insights. He’s particularly skilled at translating messy experimental and production data into robust analytics workflows, positioning him to accelerate sustainable energy innovations through software-enabled engineering.
1 year of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS Chemical Engineering, Bachelor of Science - BS Chemical Engineering at University of California, Berkeley, College of Chemistry
Minor in Data Science, Minor in Data Science at UC Berkeley College of Computing, Data Science, and Society
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