Summary
Wayne He is a software engineer and instructional aide at the University of Michigan College of Engineering with nine years of hands-on experience spanning teaching, frontend and full-stack internships, and tech event support. He’s taught courses in operating systems, computer security, and quantum computing, blending deep academic excellence (4.0 GPA) with practical product work at startups and fintech. Wayne has shipped growth-focused frontend features at Ramp and built full-stack solutions during a YC-backed internship, demonstrating both product sense and implementation rigor. His background in competitive problem-solving and early college-level math coursework complements a knack for explaining complex systems to students and peers. Based in Grand Rapids and enrolled at UMich ('26), he pairs classroom instruction with real-world engineering to bridge theory and deployment. An avid tetris player, he brings pattern recognition and fast iterative thinking to debugging and feature design.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
4.336, 4.336 at Northern High School
Dual Enrollment, Mathematics, 4.000, Dual Enrollment, Mathematics, 4.000 at Grand Rapids Community College
Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Computer Science, 4.000/4.000, Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Computer Science, 4.000/4.000 at University of Michigan College of Engineering
Pre-College, Mathematics, 4.0, Pre-College, Mathematics, 4.0 at Carnegie Mellon University
Korean, English, Chinese, Japanese