Mar 2009 – Aug 2009: Test Rite Business Development Corporation Co., Ltd.
Merchandiser of Tools (Non-American): new vendor sourcing, product inquiry, price negotiation
Jul 2007 – Aug 2008: IKEA Trading LTD. (Shanghai representative office）
Business developer of Stainless steel team: supplier sourcing, product inquiry, price negotiation, supplier evaluation, supplier management, project purchaser…
TACC Project Business developer: supplier sourcing, product inquiry, price negotiation, new supplier evaluation, new supplier management, strategic purchaser, project coordinator…
Jan 2006 – Jun 2006: Shanghai Taiyi Enterprise Corp. （Germane Furniture）
International trader of classic furniture: sales, order following & coordinator
Sep 2001– Sep 2002: Siemens Shanghai Mobile Communications Co. Ltd.
Supporting Engineer: setting up and testing the Basic Network of telecommunication server & testing, checking and repair the equipment of mobile-phone
Part-time Job:
Mar 2005 – Jul 2005 Shanghai Asia Pioneer Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd
Redesign and improvement the Tunnel Oven part of whole production line
Others: Part-time job in Dutch Restaurant and Chinese Restaurant
Picking apple in farm
Educational Background
Bachelor of Business (Commercial Engineer)
Major: Commercial Engineering
Sep 2005 – Jul 2006 Hogeschool Zeeland, Vlissingen, the Netherlands
Relevant Courses: Cost Accounting, Market Management, Organization Management, Export Management, Marketing Research, International and European Law, Dutch, Purchasing Chain, Logistics and so on
Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Engineer)
Sep 2002 – Jul 2005 Hogeschool Zeeland, Vlissingen, the Netherlands
Major: Mechatronics
Relevant Courses: Mechanisms, Project Management, Control System, Electrical Drive Technology and so on.
Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Engineer)
Sep 1998 – Jul 2001 Shanghai Technical Institute of Electronics and
Information College
Major: Electronic Information and Computer
Relevant Courses: Electronic Information Systems, Computer Network, Fundamentals of Analog Electronic Technology, Impulse and Digital Circuit, Principles and Application of Single Chip Microcomputer, Programmable Control Machine
Languages
Chinese (native speaker), Cantonese (good), English (fluency) and Dutch (basic)
Skills
Microsoft office, CAD design, SAM design, ERP, SAP, Programmable of Numerical Control, Jointing
Personal Skills
Open, friendly, fast ability of learning, strong ability of understanding, enjoyment working in a team environment, able to work independently, able to work under pressure
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Objective
Haerbin University
2006-9 - 2010-7 Software project Bachelor | | Haerbin
Electronic and Information Science
Engaged in computer-related expertise and skills, including learning a programming language programming habits have to master the programming language is java, as well as the expansion in the direction of j2ee.
College Info
| Out of a Total of:26people | Rank:Top 5 | |
Other Awards:
Second prize Northeast Mathematical Modeling
2007 Harbin Institute of the State to obtain first-class 5,000 scholarships
Harbin Institute of 2008 was the number of college scholarships Endeavourers 3,000
2006-2007 have been second-class scholarship
2007-2008 have been second-class scholarship
2007-2009 have been second-class scholarship
2007 Harbin Institute of the State to obtain first-class 5,000 scholarships
Harbin Institute of 2008 was the number of college scholarships Endeavourers 3,000
2006-2007 have been second-class scholarship
2007-2008 have been second-class scholarship
2007-2009 have been second-class scholarship
Tai'an City, Shandong Province 2006.6-2006.8 salesman Tietong
Harbin, Heilongjiang Province 2006.10-2007.1 students tutor tutor company
Time Inc. Harbin 2008.11-2008.12 Tianyi software development internship
Harbin, Heilongjiang Province 2006.10-2007.1 students tutor tutor company
Time Inc. Harbin 2008.11-2008.12 Tianyi software development internship
Career Profile
2008-9
No
Software
R&D Engineer
Entry Level(less than 2 years experience)
Career Objective
Full-time
Internet/e-Commerce | Software | IT Service/System Integration
R&D Engineer | Internet Software Engineer | Software Engineer
Beijing
Desired Salary:Negotiable
Negotiable
Local Hero
Local Hero lands somewhere in my top five favorite films of all time and space (it's a list that exists in all four dimensions. When I'm really tired).
It's an absolute tonic; I actually feel better after watching it (which reminds me, I need to watch it again soon). Very quoteworthy: "I'll be a good Gordon, Gordon." "It's blue all over! It's blue all over!"* Lancaster's performance is wonderful, Riegert's probably never been better before or since, it's just an absolutely great film. And what I wouldn't give to have a real-life Felix Happer running an oil company these days.
As far as why Forsyth's not been working lately, I remember hearing an NPR report on Gregory's Two Girls back in the day, essentially lamenting its lack of stateside distribution and what that might portend for those (his) kinds of movies. Seems to have been an accurate call, unfortunately. Perhaps he's disillusioned about the difficulties (financing, marketing) of making the kinds of films he wants to make. See also: Davies, Terence.
*edit: Red. Red all over.
God, I watched this over the weekend. It's been over ten years since I've sat and watched it all the way through. Could have sworn it was blue. My color-blind bad.
It's an absolute tonic; I actually feel better after watching it (which reminds me, I need to watch it again soon). Very quoteworthy: "I'll be a good Gordon, Gordon." "It's blue all over! It's blue all over!"* Lancaster's performance is wonderful, Riegert's probably never been better before or since, it's just an absolutely great film. And what I wouldn't give to have a real-life Felix Happer running an oil company these days.
As far as why Forsyth's not been working lately, I remember hearing an NPR report on Gregory's Two Girls back in the day, essentially lamenting its lack of stateside distribution and what that might portend for those (his) kinds of movies. Seems to have been an accurate call, unfortunately. Perhaps he's disillusioned about the difficulties (financing, marketing) of making the kinds of films he wants to make. See also: Davies, Terence.
*edit: Red. Red all over.
God, I watched this over the weekend. It's been over ten years since I've sat and watched it all the way through. Could have sworn it was blue. My color-blind bad.
Engineer
2008-3 - Now Global Network Manager
Shanghai | Full-time | Methods and Systems | Director | 10employees
Computer/Network/Technology
management ( manager / director)
Previous responsibilities are extended to cover the offices overseas.
2004-8 - 2008-3 Regional Network Manager
Shanghai | Full-time | B.I.S | Director | 5employees
1) To monitor and maintain the existing system to make sure that they are working properly and if possible, proactively find the potential problem before it happens on our system.2) To manage the helpdesk team to provide support to end users, and if necessary, I will provide the second level support to end users.3) To keep up with the new emerging technology, and if possible, find any solution that could help the growth of the business.4) If we found some useful solution/system and the management decided to use it, I need to evaluate it in a lab environment before it can be deployed into our productive environment, these includes reviewing the system documents in details and designing testing it in the lab, and then deploy it into our existing network.5) After deployment, I need to create the documentation for the new system to keep track of what have done on our network, additionally, if necessary, I need to create corresponding user guide or manual to teach user how to use the new system.
2000-8 - 2004-8 Network Engineer
Shanghai | Full-time
1) To associate the network manager to roll out the systems or applications.2) To do the IT routine jobs such as changing the backup tape; create/delete user account.3) To make any useful suggestion to the manager on our existing system.4) To provide helpdesk support to end users.
Dante Screen
Love Joe Dante as well and would agree with MichaelB about the way his films seem to be respecting their material rather than looking down on it - Matinee is a great example as Goodman's movie producer unwittingly goes too far in adding nuclear bomb material into his film (premiered in Florida, no less!) at the height of the Cuban missile crisis! The sequence of the film within the film melting, turning to colour and showing the mushroom cloud supposedly behind the screen, takes the William Castle style of experiential terror to new heights while still retaining some connection to his real gimmicks. The great thing is that scene also ties in with the lead character's nuclear nightmare from near to the beginning of the film and shows how films can have the power of pulling our semi-conscious fears out of our heads and putting them on screen in a safe context for audiences to try and deal with. Exploitation cinema in the best sense. So it is not just to pay homage to a film director's shock tactics but actually has an important part to play in the story as well. I could imagine a kid having nuclear nightmares could become a lifelong film fan at seeing the power a film could have in representing a possible nightmare scenario - to know that he is not the only person feeling nervous about what could occur.
It seems that catharsis is a major theme of all Dante's films yet always leavened, not undercut, by black humour. I remember being traumatised by the dark haired camp counsellor being the only person to die in the piranha attack on the school summer camp (why couldn't it have been the blonde one? Or the completely unsympathetic male counsellor, insistent on forcing the kids into the water? I remember finding that whole scene more shocking than any in Jaws and even looking back I still think the whole set up of making one of the counsellors extremely sympathetic only to have her be the one killed off was a simple trick masterfully done), but then there's also the fate of both the spunky female characters in The Howling; Phoebe Cate's comic/tragic Santa story in Gremlins; Tom Hanks making himself a pariah until the very last moment in The Burbs; the discussions of death, loss of innocence, war and racism in (I agree, very underrated) Small Soldiers.
And nothing could be more cathartic than seeing a complacent, superior and mocking Dick Cheyney substitute misjudging a situation and having his head smashed to a pulp against a table by one of the soldiers he sent off to die in Homecoming!
But then there's the comic touches: "Go out there and distract the guard" "What if he's gay?" "Then I'll distract him!"; the cutest, most loveable werewolf I've ever seen; everything about the Gremlins films, even the deaths (love the malfunctioning stair lift!); the way that Homecoming is told from a Republican spin-doctor perspective, so as things spiral out of control the absurdity of the character's take on events becomes comically ludicrous; and so on.
I also remember enjoying Eerie, Indiana - the episode involving the woman who had a scarily intense fixation on the preservative powers of tupperware (to the extent of sealing her children in the plastic boxes at night to keep them 'fresh'!) was particularly memorable, with all her efforts at pushing the little plastic tubs to the neighbourhood housewifes in front room gatherings observed by the frightened kids coming across as part Invasion of the Body Snatchers and partly like a coven from Rosemary's Baby!
I think he is great at making children's films without cloying sentimentality, showing the strangeness and sometimes horror of the strange rituals of the adult world through characters in transition from childhood and still able to see the magic, strangeness and absurdity of everyday life.
I've not seen the TV movie The Second Civil War yet but keep hearing good things about that too. I wouldn't class the Looney Tunes film (except for the Louvre sequence already mentioned) or even Homecoming as classic Joe Dante but I hope he gets the chance to return to feature film making some time soon.
It seems that catharsis is a major theme of all Dante's films yet always leavened, not undercut, by black humour. I remember being traumatised by the dark haired camp counsellor being the only person to die in the piranha attack on the school summer camp (why couldn't it have been the blonde one? Or the completely unsympathetic male counsellor, insistent on forcing the kids into the water? I remember finding that whole scene more shocking than any in Jaws and even looking back I still think the whole set up of making one of the counsellors extremely sympathetic only to have her be the one killed off was a simple trick masterfully done), but then there's also the fate of both the spunky female characters in The Howling; Phoebe Cate's comic/tragic Santa story in Gremlins; Tom Hanks making himself a pariah until the very last moment in The Burbs; the discussions of death, loss of innocence, war and racism in (I agree, very underrated) Small Soldiers.
And nothing could be more cathartic than seeing a complacent, superior and mocking Dick Cheyney substitute misjudging a situation and having his head smashed to a pulp against a table by one of the soldiers he sent off to die in Homecoming!
But then there's the comic touches: "Go out there and distract the guard" "What if he's gay?" "Then I'll distract him!"; the cutest, most loveable werewolf I've ever seen; everything about the Gremlins films, even the deaths (love the malfunctioning stair lift!); the way that Homecoming is told from a Republican spin-doctor perspective, so as things spiral out of control the absurdity of the character's take on events becomes comically ludicrous; and so on.
I also remember enjoying Eerie, Indiana - the episode involving the woman who had a scarily intense fixation on the preservative powers of tupperware (to the extent of sealing her children in the plastic boxes at night to keep them 'fresh'!) was particularly memorable, with all her efforts at pushing the little plastic tubs to the neighbourhood housewifes in front room gatherings observed by the frightened kids coming across as part Invasion of the Body Snatchers and partly like a coven from Rosemary's Baby!
I think he is great at making children's films without cloying sentimentality, showing the strangeness and sometimes horror of the strange rituals of the adult world through characters in transition from childhood and still able to see the magic, strangeness and absurdity of everyday life.
I've not seen the TV movie The Second Civil War yet but keep hearing good things about that too. I wouldn't class the Looney Tunes film (except for the Louvre sequence already mentioned) or even Homecoming as classic Joe Dante but I hope he gets the chance to return to feature film making some time soon.
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