Lisa Zhao
Calgary, Alberta
Electrical Engineer with research in self-driving vehicle physical layer security. Currently doing my Masters at the University of Calgary (2020-2022).
Electrical Engineer with research in self-driving vehicle physical layer security. Currently doing my Masters at the University of Calgary (2020-2022).
• Cybersecurity Program planning and implementation.
• Oversaw presentations for photovoltaic class related to efficiency, market potential and new research for solar panels.
• Worked closely with professor to mark 40 PVSyst projects.
• Read through over 60 hours of C, C++ and Python code and gave feedback for best practices by finding errors and bugs.
• Expertly explained difficult engineering concepts to students for classes in photovoltaics, Python, C++ and engineering design.
• 16-month internship on the applied research team working on GNSS spoofing mitigation and interference finding. This involved creating spoofing tests with a HackRF to test the durability of GNSS systems to spoofing.
• Worked closely with Senior algorithms engineer to visually depict interference data with Python.
• Wrote code in Python and C++ to create spoofing mitigation GUI which was able to interface with a HackRF.
• Worked closely with algorithm team to create a velocity solution. The solution was less latent and less noisy than the competitor.
• Sold a variety of technical products such as: Garmin, Fitbit, Up3 wearables; laptops; audio technology and GeekSquad services.
• Developed persuasive verbal skills and strong communication skills with customers and coworkers.
• Went through over 20 hours of training targeted to approaching customers, sales techniques, positive social interaction and closing sales.
GPA: 4.0
GPA: 3.94 on previous 60 credits
• I am the founder and president of social link, a club on campus that focuses on promoting people positively through social media channels. I manage the funds for the club and all associated paperwork.
• In charge of recruitment and promoting my club to members of the university community twice a year.
• Helped out in events
• Manage the funds for IEEE Student Branch