Hello! I'm Zhengming Wang and I am a sophomore undergraduate computer science student at the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, PA. I'm also a passionate, driven software engineer who enjoys working in all areas of the field and solving challenging, complex problems.
In my free time I enjoy playing volleyball and hanging out with my friends. I also love watching the New York Knicks and Pittsburgh Steelers (lose).
Milk is an imperative object-oriented scripting language that features a simpler syntax than traditional OOP languages, making it an a great choice for those new to coding.
Inspired by Bob Nystrom's book, Crafting Interpreters, the Milk Interpreter is built completely by Java.
Click the buttons below to learn more about Milk.
Weather Bot was a GroupMe chat bot that provided 300+ Pitt students with daily weather reports. Students would also receive current weather statuses if they typed "WeatherBot" in the chat.
Weather Bot was made with Python, GroupMe API, National Weather Service API. It was also my first exposure to http requests.
I am currently apart of the leadership board for Computer Science Club. As the largest Pitt CS student organization, we aim to provide those who are committed and passionate with resources like group project opportunities, company recruiting events, study nights, and talks from current and former Pitt CS students.
To learn more about our club, and if you are interested in being apart of our goal of pushing Pitt CS to the next level, check the link below!
I worked on a Kobuki Robot in a project-only robotics class during the fall of my 2nd year. I worked on 5 complex, in-depth projects over the course of the semester.
Click below to read more about the specific projects.
In the Spring of 2019, I was challenged by Jane Street Capital to submit an entry for the strategy game, Colonel Blotto.
My entry placed 21st against 336 Jane Street employee's entries and 1,000+ other student entries. As a result of my success, I was invited to Jane Street's SEE program. To learn about the program, check out my Resume section.
Learn about the game on my Github!
The Chicago Children's Advocacy Center (CCAC) is Chicago's only nonprofit organization dedicated to being front-line responders to reports of child sexual abuse.
In September of 2019, I worked with 5 other students to develop a kiosk application for the CCAC. We used JavaScript, React.JS, and BootStrap CSS on the front end. On the back end, MongoDB and GraphQL was used.
I had a great time working with the other students. This was my first time working on a deliverable product to customers and I'm glad it was for a good cause.
You can download my résume in PDF format if you would like.
Click below to either view my GitHub profile or my LinkedIn profile.
I currently attend the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, PA. I study computer science with minors/focus areas in various areas: Mathematics, Chinese, and Creative Writing.
I hold a 3.84/4.00 GPA. I have also made the Dean's List in all of my semesters at the university.
I attended Great Valley High School in Malvern, PA where I graduated with a 3.7/4.00 GPA and was part of the top 25% of my class. I was also the Hurdle's Captain and Representative for the Honors Symphony Orchestra. My 110 High Hurdles time was 6 fastest all time for my school and I was Pennsylvania's first chair cellist in 2010.
I didn't care too much about grades until junior year. Even then the results weren't great, but my hard work came to fruition once I got to college.