Summary
Wei Chen is a full-stack software developer with a decade of experience in government and defense-focused web applications and three years as a Rust programmer working remotely from Taipei. He has deep hands-on experience modernizing and maintaining legacy Java/Groovy/Grails systems, Oracle backends, and integrating front-end technologies like JSP/HTML/JavaScript/CSS. Comfortable in Scrum and distributed teams, he has supported large-scale portals for the U.S. Department of Defense HPCMP, handling deployment, testing, and database automation. A U.S. citizen who spends time abroad, he pairs government security-aware development practices with flexible, remote-first work habits. Trained as a computer engineer with a mathematics minor from Penn State, he blends systems thinking with practical implementation and a recent focus on Rust for modern, safe systems. Notably, his background spans both legacy migration projects and new-language adoption, making him effective at bridging old and new technology stacks.
3 years of coding experience
9 years of employment as a software developer
Minor, Mathematics, Minor, Mathematics at Penn State University
B.S., Computer Engineering, B.S., Computer Engineering at Pennsylvania State University
English, Chinese