Weien Wang

Weien Wang has a diverse work experience spanning different roles and companies.

Starting in 2008, they worked as an Interim Violin Lesson Instructor at Naperville Music. From 2009 to 2011, they were a Student Mentor and Biology Laboratory Assistant at North Central College.

In 2011, they joined Systemtek Technologies as a Communications Intern, where they wrote content for the corporate blog and assisted with marketing campaigns and web design. Weien then became a Consultant at The Shelby Group, working on various projects from 2011 to 2013.

In 2013, Weien Wang began their career as an iOS App Development Contractor, joining JCTROIS. There, they maintained and improved iPhone and iPad apps and provided architecture and design direction. Weien also developed a new social networking app called "Faith Journal."

During their time at JCTROIS, they also started working as an iOS App Development Contractor for the Data Transparency Coalition in 2013. Weien developed official conference apps and a new app called "Data Coalition."

In 2014, they became an iOS App Development Contractor at RDG Filings, Inc., and Bloc, Inc. There, they developed iOS apps for both companies.

In 2015, Weien Wang joined the University of Michigan Medical School as an iOS App Development Contractor.

In 2016, they joined ActiveCampaign as a Mobile Engineer, working on iOS development. Weien later became a Senior Mobile Engineer and then an Engineering Manager in 2021, leading a team.

Overall, Weien Wang has a solid background in iOS app development, with experience in various roles, including engineering management and mentoring.

Weien Wang completed their education in a chronological order as follows:

From 2002 to 2007, Weien Wang attended the College of DuPage, where they earned an Associate of Arts degree in General Education.

In 2007, they enrolled at North Central College and pursued a Bachelor of Science degree. Weien completed their studies in 2011, majoring in Biology and English.

In 2008, Weien Wang briefly attended Beijing Language and Culture University. However, no specific degree was mentioned for their time there, and their field of study was focused on Chinese language and culture.