
MSCS Candidate at Northeastern University (GPA 3.83/4.0) with a strong Mathematics foundation from UW. Specializing in Java Concurrency and Backend System Design, with proven experience in building high-throughput multi-threaded simulators and optimizing complex robotic control logic. Seeking a Software Engineering Internship/Co-op for Summer 2026.
• Translated and optimized technical product documentation with 100% terminology accuracy.
• Partnered with product teams to standardize descriptions for global audiences.
• Optimized robotic arm control logic, improving task completion efficiency by ~20%.
• Resolved hardware-software integration issues using logic-based programming; ensured 100% system stability.
• Performed technical troubleshooting and maintenance for peak performance.
Languages: Java (Proficient), SQL, JavaScript (ES6), Python, HTML/CSS
Java Stack: Multi-threading (Concurrency), JVM, JUnit 5, Gradle, SLF4J/Logback
Tools & Databases: Git/GitHub, IntelliJ IDEA, Docker, MySQL, MongoDB, RESTful APIs
Core Concepts: Object-Oriented Design (OOD), Design Patterns, Producer-Consumer Model
Concurrent Ride-Sharing Simulation System (Java) | Nov 2025 – Feb 2026
Link:https://github.khoury.northeastern.edu/ylx1187304321/rideshare-
simulator.git.
• Engineered a high-concurrency dispatching engine using a Producer-Consumer architecture with dedicated worker threads, managing the full lifecycle of ride requests.
• Implemented Priority-based scheduling using PriorityBlockingQueue, ensuring O(logN) efficiency for prioritizing Express-tier users during peak traffic.
• Applied the Strategy Design Pattern to support pluggable dispatch algorithms (Nearest-Driver, Load Balancing), allowing seamless logic switching via external configuration files.
• Ensured system robustness through Graceful Shutdown mechanisms and localized exception handling, preventing thread-leakage and ensuring 100% data integrity.
• Composite Strategy reduced average latency by 15% vs. standard Load Balancing.