Adrian Chung

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Adrian Chung

I’m a Computer Science student at the University of Waterloo specialising in Human-Computer Interaction and Software Engineering with a minor in Economics.

As a product manager, I’m passionate about user-centric experiences that enables others to do exciting work. I want to leverage emerging technologies to push the boundaries of how we experience and interact with the world around us. Currently, I’m a product manager intern at Tesla on the commercial charging team, focusing on AC charging software. I’ve previously worked in payments, machine learning, growth, and data science.

I’m interested in:

  • Energy Products: EV charging, V2X, VPPs, utility programs.
  • Payments: APIs, P2P, B2B.
  • User Experience: UX research and product design.
  • Databases: Web/app data, infrastructure, and design.
  • Machine Learning: NLP, GenAI, and computer vision.
  • Economics and finance.

Work Experience

Tesla

Product Manager, Commercial Charging

Delivering AC software features and charging experience improvements.

Ecobee

Product Manager, Energy Services

Shipped utility features to unlock grid reliability programs for utilities and ISOs

Plooto

Product Manager, Payments Experience

Built Interac e-Transfer and credit card as payment rails to scale product offering for businesses.

Telus

Product Manager, App Growth

Scaled sales and services marketing campaigns using data-driven strategy and experiences.

Telus

Data Scientist, Support

Automated UX research and self-serve support content strategy using natural language processing on GCP.

Nova

Software Engineer, Intelligence

Implemented caching for Redis and social media scraping microservices for Twitter and Facebook.

RBC

Data Scientist, Planning & Tech Initiatives

Forecasted and priced internal application development for managed services contracts.

Education

University of Waterloo

Honour’s Bachelor of Computer Science, Co-op

2020 – Present
Specialisations in Human-Computer Interaction & Software Engineering
Minor in Economics

Relevant coursework:

  • Operating Systems
  • Data Structures & Algorithms
  • Database Management
  • Computer Networks
  • Compilers
  • Combinatorics
  • Object-Oriented Programming
  • Probability & Statistics
  • Human-Computer Interaction
  • User Interfaces
  • International Finance
  • Cost-Benefit Analysis