Sicun (Lia) Chen
About Sicun (Lia) Chen
Sicun (Lia) Chen is a Web Engineer currently employed at May Mobility and previously at ICPSR at the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research. With a Master's degree in Information Science from the University of Michigan, Chen has developed web-based reports and maintained financial dashboards using various technologies.
Work at ICPSR
Sicun (Lia) Chen has been employed as a Software Engineer at the Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) at the University of Michigan Institute for Social Research since 2020. Over the course of four years, Chen independently designed and developed two new web-based reports that serve over 30 member universities. These reports have received consistently positive feedback from end users, indicating a successful implementation and user acceptance.
Work at May Mobility
Since 2022, Sicun (Lia) Chen has been working as a Web Engineer at May Mobility in Ann Arbor, Michigan. In this role, Chen has contributed to the development and maintenance of the core product known as IRIS. This platform functions as an authenticated dashboard for financial reports and data uploads. Chen utilizes a range of technologies including React, Redux, D3, .NET Core, and SQL Server to enhance the functionality and user experience of the product.
Education and Expertise
Sicun (Lia) Chen earned a Master's degree in Information Science/Studies from the University of Michigan - School of Information. This program was completed from 2016 to 2017. The education provided a foundation in information science principles, which Chen applies in professional roles as a web engineer and software developer.
Technical Skills
Sicun (Lia) Chen possesses a diverse skill set in web development and software engineering. Key technologies utilized include React, Redux, D3, .NET Core, and SQL Server. These skills enable Chen to effectively develop web-based applications and dashboards, contributing to the operational needs of organizations such as ICPSR and May Mobility.