Mark Chien
About Mark Chien
Mark Chien is a Software Project Manager at ASUS, with over a decade of experience in software engineering and project management. He has previously held positions at Compal Communications, Inventec Appliances, and Acer, contributing significantly to product development and sales in the technology sector.
Work at ASUS
Mark Chien has been employed at ASUS as a Software Project Manager since 2014. In this role, he oversees various software projects, ensuring that they are completed successfully and on time. His responsibilities include coordinating cross-functional teams and managing system integration testing to address app crashes during system testing. He has accomplished significant milestones, including the development of SIM/STK functions in products and leading the upgrade of the A500KL to Android OS 5.0.
Previous Experience at Compal Communications, Inc.
Mark Chien worked as an Engineer at Compal Communications, Inc. from 2006 to 2008 for a duration of two years. This position was based in Taipei, Taiwan, where he gained foundational experience in software engineering and project management.
Previous Experience at Inventec Appliances Corp
From 2008 to 2011, Mark Chien served as a Senior Engineer at Inventec Appliances Corp in Taipei, Taiwan. During his three years in this role, he contributed to various engineering projects and developed skills that would be beneficial in his future positions.
Education and Expertise
Mark Chien earned a Master of Science (MS) in Computer Science and Engineering from 大同大學, studying from 2004 to 2006. His educational background provides him with a strong foundation in software development and engineering principles, which he applies in his current role as a Software Project Manager.
Achievements in the Tech Industry
Throughout his career, Mark Chien has achieved several notable milestones. He contributed to 40% of total sales on Android tablets and managed the first Android tablet using a Qualcomm chip (8926) to obtain Google CTS 5.0 approval. Additionally, he enabled a new startup ODM in China, leading to a shipment of 2 million units, and implemented ENS/EONS functions in Motorola feature phones.