Summary
Solid data –analysis, -manipulation, -summary, and –presentation skills. Enjoy turning data into actionable insights.
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Work Experience
DataOps Engineer Mar 2019 - Present
Seagate Technology Singapore- Developed effective and efficient Python data parsers for extracting important parameters from various file types by using distributed task queue open-source software Celery: won company Invention Disclosure Award as first author
- Aggregated data to NoSQL/SQL database
- Worked with other stakeholders to perform database level data ETL: operating database analytic database
- Developed R Shiny web GUI and Tableau dashboard for data monitoring and failure analysis: data download, report generating and online plotting
- Identified critical-to-quality metrics from complex database for data monitoring
- Developed customized tools to automate existing manual data analysis process for efficient reporting
- Contributed to Seagate opens source project Cortx (https://github.com/Seagate/cortx), tested software, reported bugs, improved documentations, and implemented new features, won best overall set of contributions three times
- Selected as Seagate Ambassador (13% acceptance rate), represented Seagate externally, and helped engage other employees internally
- Collaborated within and across teams to solve challenging problems
- Engaged in in-depth failure analysis, improved production yield by 10%
- Reduced data extraction/analysis time significantly (days minutes) by designing standard data flow
Senior Development Engineer Jul 2017 - Mar 2019
Seagate Technology United States- Design and execute experiment for head/media performance validation including Key Process Input Variable (KPIVs) and Key Process Output Variable (KPOVs)
- Evaluations of new designs and technologies as part of qualification process
- Providing feedbacks for design and process development
- Development/modification of test scripts to address product migrations and/or metrology gaps
- Development of new tests to address new metrology/technology needs
- Failure Analysis (FA) and mitigation plan for various products to improve massive production yield
Education
PhD (Mechanical Engineering) Aug 2011 - May 2016
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University United StatesGPA 3.7/4.0
Davenport Graduate Fellowship
Dissertation: Dynamic Emission Baffle Inspired by Horseshoe Bat Noseleaves
Bachelor Of Science (Physics) Aug 2007 - Aug 2011
Dalian University ChinaGPA 3.5/4.0
graduated with honor
Other Skills
Careers Yanqing favourited
Yanqing Fu's Skill Profile
DataOps Engineer @ Seagate Technology
When I was working at Seagate Technology (Mar 2019 - Present), I demonstrated the Tableau skill when I was responsible for engaging with end user about data reporting. To take initiative, I proactively learn Tableau from start and seek advice from Tableau IT team. As a result, I managed to complete a great Tableau dashborad demo.
Q&A with Yanqing Fu
How would you describe yourself in one sentence?
What are the tools or technology that you enjoy using for your work?
How do you attempt to overcome your lack of knowledge in particular areas?
What is the next career goal that you are planning for?
How do you effectively manage your work?
What are some mistakes that you have made in your career? How did you deal with it and what have you learned from them?
no mistake made in the career as every project was well communicated
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What area are you most interested in regarding your current career?
What do you do to keep your skills fresh or keep yourself updated in your field?
learn from other colleagues and self training on the latest technologies
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What would you bring to a team if you join them?
Describe a time when you demonstrated leadership skills.
As a Vice president of The Chinese Students and Scholars Association at Virginia Tech, raised more than 5K for the organization
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If you could do it all over again, would you choose the same path for yourself? If not, what would you change?
Yes, I will choose the same path: bachelor to PhD. I learned a lot during PhD.
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Have you considered going into other fields? What other fields do you think you are well-suited for and why?
What are some personal projects or ideas you have worked on or are working on now?
