Ka-Ping Yee

Ka-Ping Yee is a software engineer who has worked on various humanitarian and technology projects, including contributing to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), also known as Doctors Without Borders.12

Professional Experience

Ka-Ping Yee has a diverse background in software engineering and humanitarian work:

• In 2019, he developed software and hardware for an electronic medical record system for Ebola Treatment Centers with Médecins Sans Frontières.1
• He has worked for notable organizations such as Google, Wave, and Headspace in various engineering roles.
• After completing his graduate studies at UC Berkeley, Yee joined Google.org as a software engineer.3
• In 2015, he left Google to join Wave, and in 2020, he joined Tech for Campaigns.35

Education and Skills

Yee received his education from the University of California, Berkeley.5 His expertise lies in software engineering, with a focus on developing tools for humanitarian causes.

Humanitarian Work

Yee's work with MSF involved creating innovative solutions during medical crises:

• He helped develop tools for Doctors Without Borders, contributing to their international network that responds to medical emergencies worldwide.2
• His work on the electronic medical record system for Ebola Treatment Centers demonstrates his commitment to applying technology to address global health challenges.1

Personal

Ka-Ping Yee describes himself as an engineer, humanitarian, activist, and artist.4 He is also a pledger to the Giving What We Can (GWWC) 10% initiative, indicating his commitment to charitable giving.4

Ka-Ping Yee's career exemplifies the intersection of technology and humanitarian efforts, using his software engineering skills to make a positive impact in global health and crisis response.