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Hi, my name is
Chris De Leon
Developer by day, code wizard by night, caffeine-fueled problem solver 24/7. I thrive on transforming ideas into digital realities. When I'm not immersed in lines of code, I enjoy enlightening my dog about recursion and dynamic programming (an ongoing adventure). Let's collaborate and bring innovation to life in the ever-changing world of technology.
About Me
I'm a results-driven software engineer and dedicated researcher
I graduated from UC Berkeley with a B.A. in computer science in 2020 and M.S. in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS) in 2022. After graduating, I've had the opportunity to apply my knowledge of computer science to design seamless user experiences for emerging blockchain technologies in industry. I'm passionate about writing clean, efficient code and love staying up-to-date with the latest industry trends and best practices.
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Experience
I specialize in bridging the gap between theory and practice to deliver impactful solutions
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During my software engineering journey, I have amassed valuable experience working on diverse projects that encompassed full-stack development, system architecture design, and database optimization. With a strong proficiency in various programming languages and frameworks, I have successfully developed scalable and robust software solutions.
Throughout my data science journey, I have gained extensive experience working on a wide range of projects that involve data exploration, statistical analysis, machine learning, and predictive modeling. With a deep understanding of various data manipulation and analysis tools, I have developed sophisticated algorithms and models to extract meaningful insights from complex datasets.
I served as an academic researcher for 2 years during my undergrad and graduate careers at UC Berkeley. I performed research for UC Berkeley's Marshall Lab researching pathogen networks and later transitioned to UC Berkeley's RISE Lab where I worked on the Dataspread project.
Projects
Here, I showcase a collection of impactful and innovative projects that I have developed or contributed to. My work encompasses a diverse range of technologies and domains from web applications to machine learning models.
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