Yumeng He 何雨濛
Master's Student
University of Sourthern California
heyumeng@usc.edu
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Résumé
Latest Update: Jan 22, 2025
About Me
I am a Master’s student in Computer Science at the University of Southern California.
Prior to USC, I earned my Honours Bachelor of Science degree with High Distinction from the University of Toronto, where I double-majored in Mathematics and Computer Science.
This dual background has fostered a strong foundation in math-based problem-solving and robust coding skills.
Research Interests
My primary interest lies in computer graphics, with a special focus on collision detection.
I am currently open to summer internship and research assistant opportunities that align with my passion for graphics and simulation.
Work Experience
Software Developer Intern | HCL Canada Inc.
August 2022 – August 2023
In a DevOps-focused internship, I streamlined build and deployment using Jenkins, built Docker images for both xLinux and pLinux, integrated SonarQube to resolve critical issues, and automated weekly log cleanups—significantly reducing human error and accelerating release cycles.
Projects & Publications
Height Fields Using Shaders | OpenGL
Fall 2024
This program renders a height field using OpenGL shaders, allowing interactive visualization and manipulation of terrain data derived from heightmap images. It supports various rendering modes, smooth shading, and user controls for transformation and camera adjustments.
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Petpal | Full-Stack
Fall 2023
Led a four-person team to develop a Python-based adoption platform with Django REST Framework and MySQL—implementing advanced search filters, real-time data handling, a responsive front end (HTML/CSS/JS), and secure authentication to streamline the pet adoption process.
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Fun Facts
- In addition to my academic pursuits, I’m also a tattoo artist.
Check out my work on Instagram at @rainy.tattoo.
- I built this webpage entirely from scratch without any templates;
it’s a simple static site, but a great way to practice HTML and CSS.