Kurt Chan

I work as a remote Front-End Developer, contributing to the development and maintenance of multiple web platforms across our business units. My primary responsibilities include building responsive, high-performance user interfaces, optimizing legacy codebases, and ensuring a seamless user experience across browsers and devices. I collaborate closely with UI/UX designers, backend developers, and stakeholders to deliver features aligned with business goals.

As an IT Server Engineer, I manage and maintain various server infrastructures, including media servers, file servers, deploying and managing virtual machines for both Windows and Ubuntu-based servers. My responsibilities include configuring and managing Active Directory, DNS, Group Policy and DHCP servers, etc. I ensure the servers are running efficiently, perform regular updates and backups, monitor system performance, and troubleshoot any server-related issues. Additionally, I have a bit experience in containerization using Docker and deployed simple cluster using Kubernetes.

I developed a content management system website for the campus using Angular and Laravel. Additionally, I am responsible for maintaining the campus online student portal, which is built with Vue and Laravel. I also manage the employee and student information systems database using MySQL. Furthermore, I developed an RFID gate entry system for students and staff, utilizing C# and MySQL.

I taught Computer Science courses, including web development, mobile development, and basic computer skills. I worked with students to enhance their knowledge and career skills, developing instructional plans (course outlines or syllabi) that met college and department standards. I planned lessons and assignments and collaborated with colleagues to develop or modify the curriculum for degree or certificate programs involving a series of courses. I assessed students` progress by grading assignments, papers, exams, and other work. Additionally, I conducted seminars and workshops at different schools.