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Hi, everyone! My name is Roach Chen, and I hold a master's degree in Information Engineering from National University of Kaohsiung. I would describe myself as an optimistic, lively individual with a strong sense of responsibility and accountability.

After my college graduation, I developed a keen interest in programming, which led me to pursue a master's degree. During my time in the master's program, I delved into various technical skills, including Python, C#, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Linux, AWS, Docker, and Git. These skills enable me to engage in comprehensive software development and system management.

Following my master's degree graduation, I joined a company called Micro Electricity as a software engineer. In this role, I am responsible for developing systems to monitor solar energy devices, primarily using Python as the programming language. I have gained two years of practical development experience in this position, during which I have acquired knowledge in system architecture, database management, and program optimization.

Apart from work, I have a few significant interests: video games, motorcycles, and music. Video games allow me to immerse myself in different stories and gaming experiences, while motorcycles provide a means for me to pursue freedom. As for music, it is an indispensable part of my life. I enjoy listening to various genres of music.

I am an ambitious and proactive individual who constantly seeks new challenges and strives for excellence. I believe these qualities make me a competent software engineer and a valuable contributor to any team.

國立高雄大學 （National University of Kaohsiung）

Software Engineer

Roach Chen

Micro Electricity

Developing and maintaining monitoring software for a solar farm, which receives data from field equipment via Modbus, interprets the data, and then uploads it to the AWS cloud. It also utilizes AWS's IoT management services to handle the microcomputers at the solar farm.

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