Draft:Katelyn Chi

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Declined by MolecularPilot 22 hours ago. Last edited by MolecularPilot 22 hours ago. Reviewer: Inform author.

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Comment: Note that this is a fail of WP:NOTRESUME and if reliable, independent secondary source coverage does exist needs to be written in the format of an article in an encyclopaedia. Currently does not meet WP:BIO as the only references are not WP:INDEPENDENT - they are the offical website or LinkedIn page. MolecularPilot ^{🧪️✈️} 05:39, 24 December 2024 (UTC)

Overview

Katelyn Chi, more commonly known as Kae, is a junior studying Computer Science and Philosophy at Boston University.[1] She has worked on various projects including a multi-threaded Python-bades tool Scapy to simulate a live connection to MOTE hardware through IP Spoofing and UDP packaging. She has also made her own hybrid rocket engine and encrypted file system.[2]

Projects

Fake Mote

Developed a multi-threaded Python-based tool using Scapy to simulate a live connection to MOTE hardware through IP Spoofing and UDP packaging.
Implemented sensor and actuator state tracking with CSV logging, customizable data flagging, and real-time monitoring capabilities.
Designed a cross-platform solution with automatic network interface detection for seamless device integration.
Created a persistent command-line interface (argparse) for flexible configuration and control, enhancing user interaction.

Hybrid Rocket Engine

Designed, created, and assembled nozzle and circuit components to fire a Paraffin/GOX engine with a team of 2 other mechanical engineers
Used Arduino and C++ to create a control component for load cell data collection and to establish connections from relays to e-matches and solenoid valves

Encrypted File System

Designed and implemented a Go Lang based system in a 2 person team where users can create and share files
Used Go Cryptography API to encrypt and sign files to preserve integrity, authenticity, and confidentiality.

Work Experience

Software and Systems Engineer

Boston University Rocket Propulsion Group

Served as core contributor with the integration of front end and backend for graphic user interface with the use of Flask framework and WebSockets
Spearheaded documentation practices and the use of control tools like git, contributing to the team’s overall code quality and work flow
Assist in avionics team during testing operations, responsible for setting up, troubleshooting, and taking down hardware.
Manage in-lab electrical components, assembling, disassembling, and organizing parts

User Interface Engineer

Boston University Rocket Propulsion Group

Proposed a brand new user interface for a critical-time GUI application to launch a liquid bi-propellant rocket
Used Figma and Javascript to design customized components, including tables, charts, and interactive piping and instrumentation diagrams
Regularly conducted design reviews with an agile development framework to ensure consistent communication with team members to ensure satisfaction in application design

Event Technician

Boston University Information and Technology

Worked on a production team to support a range of school-wide events and productions
Duties consist of various technical applications of sound and lighting design, up to 100 independent units at once

Contact

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References