Qi Wang

Qi Wang has a diverse range of work experience, with a focus on software engineering and development. Qi has worked as a Sr. Software Engineer at Allure Security, where they played a key role in building a phishing detection engine and designing mechanisms to prevent credential theft. At Dun & Bradstreet, Qi worked as a Sr. Software Engineer and contributed to creating a scalable ETL process and replacing a third-party vendor for the DNS service. Prior to that, they worked as a Software Engineer at MGH, where they led the design and development of web applications for a neurotechnology research project. Qi also worked as a Sr. Developer at PointRoll, where they developed validation tools and worked on minimal latency architecture. Qi began their career as a Development Engineer at Lotsa Helping Hands, where they focused on caregiving and volunteer coordination service. Qi also has experience as a Web Programmer/Database Manager at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and as a Part-time Developer/User Assistant at Harvard University. Throughout their career, Qi has demonstrated expertise in various technologies, including Java, Spring boot, AngularJS, AWS cloud infrastructure, and more.

Qi Wang has a degree in Medicine from the Capital Institute of Medicine. Additionally, they pursued further education as a graduate student in Experimental Medicine at McGill University. Qi Wang also obtained a Master's degree in Information Systems from Northeastern University.