Bing Liu
About Bing Liu
Bing Liu is a Project Manager in the Financial Markets Department at Huaxia Bank in Beijing, China, with a background in engineering and finance. He has experience in project management and has worked internationally in both the United States and China.
Current Role at Huaxia Bank, China
Bing Liu serves as the Project Manager of the Financial Markets Department at Huaxia Bank, China. He has held this position since 2014, contributing to the bank's operations in Beijing City. In this role, he focuses on financial marketing project management, leveraging his expertise to enhance the bank's financial services.
Previous Experience in Banking
Prior to his current role, Bing Liu gained valuable experience in the banking sector through internships. He worked as a Relationship Manager Intern at 工商银行 (Industrial and Commercial Bank of China) for one month in New York in 2014. Additionally, he served as a Corporate Banking Intern at China Merchants Bank for four months in New York during the same year. These roles provided him with insights into banking operations and client management.
Education and Expertise
Bing Liu holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Material Science and Engineering (Polymer) and Project Management from Tianjin University, where he studied from 2008 to 2012. He further advanced his education by obtaining a Master of Science (MS) in Engineering Management from Northeastern University, completing his studies from 2012 to 2014. His educational background combines engineering principles with project management skills.
Skills in Project Management
Bing Liu possesses strong skills in Microsoft Project, a widely used tool for project management. His proficiency in this software supports his role in managing financial marketing projects effectively. His background in both engineering and finance allows him to integrate technical and financial expertise in his project management approach.
International Work Experience
Bing Liu has gained international work experience, having held positions in both the United States and China. His internships in New York provided him with exposure to the global banking environment, while his current role in Beijing allows him to apply his skills in a domestic context. This international experience enhances his understanding of diverse financial markets.