Caitlyn Guo

Caitlyn Guo is a software engineer currently working at Uber in the San Francisco Bay Area. She has a strong background in computer science and statistics, with experience in various software engineering roles.1

Education and Early Career

Caitlyn graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a Bachelor of Science in Statistics and Computer Science in 2021.1 During her time at university, she was recognized for her academic achievements, making the Dean's List multiple times and being named a James Scholar.1

Professional Experience

Caitlyn's career in software engineering includes:

1. Software Engineer at Uber (July 2022 - Present)

   • Her current full-time position in San Francisco1

2. Software Engineer Intern at HubSpot (January 2022 - May 2022)

   • A 5-month internship prior to joining Uber full-time1

3. Software Engineer Intern at Uber (May 2021 - August 2021)

   • During this 4-month internship, she:
     • Built a proactive account updater feature to decrease payment failures using Golang and Kafka technologies
     • Integrated with internal service endpoints and third-party vendors for payment information and requests1

4. Software Engineer Intern at CME Group (May 2020 - August 2020)

   • Worked on migrating an internal application from a legacy GWT UI Stack to a React/Redux Stack
   • Implemented a three-tier architecture for the backend
   • Developed REST services using Java1

5. Data Science/AI Developer Intern at BP (September 2019 - December 2019)

   • Implemented an alert system for proper PPE wearing using Python and Machine Learning1

6. Business Analyst Intern at BP (June 2019 - August 2019)

   • Worked on process definition and document management for BP's Research Park facility1

Skills and Achievements

Caitlyn has demonstrated proficiency in various technologies and programming languages, including Golang, Kafka, React, Redux, Java, Python, and machine learning. She has also received recognition for her work, including an award for a healthcare-related project at Hack Illinois in 2019.1

Her diverse internship experiences across different companies and industries showcase her adaptability and quick learning abilities in various technical environments.