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AMY TIEN CHANG
17 rue du
Roule
Paris 75001
FRANCE
+33 (0)6 25
17 70 74
amychang@alumni.rice.edu
http://www.geocities.com/amytienchang
Skills Photography: Digital Canon and Nikon, 4x5 large format,
medium format, TTL Flash, printing, developing, film
and print scanning.
Software:
Adobe Photoshop 7.0 (expert), Fotostation, GoLive, ImageReady, Adobe Acrobat, Acrobat Forms, Macromedia
Flash, Imovie, Adobe Pagemaker,
Microsoft Office.
Programming: HTML, JavaScript.
Languages: English,
Mandarin Chinese, French, Spanish.
Education SPEOS, Paris, France
School of Photography: 2002-2003.
Coursework: Photojournalism, Studio, Dark Room, Stylism, Computer Imaging, History of Photography, Fine
Art Criticism.
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
LBJ SCHOOL of PUBLIC AFFAIRS and SCHOOL of JOURNALISM, Austin, Texas
Masters of Public Affairs and Communications
(photojournalism), 3 semesters:
1999-2002.
Coursework: Applied Quantitative Analysis, Political
Economics, Sociology of Migrations, Women and Gender in China,
World Economic History.
RICE UNIVERSITY, Houston, Texas
B.A. in Sociology. 1995-1999.
University Sallyport
Award. Athenian Award. Exhibitor in the Rice University Art Show.
Envision Grant recipient.
Experience MICROSOFT, WebTV, Mountain View, California
Software Test Engineer. Worked on the MSTV client browser test team. Designed and created comprehensive test
cases and test plans for the new User Interface and User Experience test
suites. Designed
graphical user interface for client-side interaction. Responsible for HTML, User Experience, User
Interface, and top web sites. November 2000-November 2001.
WEBAPPFACTORY,
INC., Mountain View, California
Human Interface Engineer. Contributed to implementation of
project for medium-sized client, 401kServices.com. Designed
and developed user interface for 401kServices web application. Trained the client’s
executive officers on Adobe GoLive. Worked on integration of
user interface with database-driven back-end. Designed internet
website, www.401kservices.com. Experienced in graphics
optimization and cross-browser and cross-platform usability. Summer 2000.
COMMUNITY
IMAGES, Ansel Adams Center, San Francisco, California
Volunteer. Assisted this weekly photography workshop
that focused on photographing the community, documentary work, and
portraiture. Promoted photo exhibits and
helped design the community website.
2001.
RICE UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF LANGUAGES, Houston, Texas
Statistics Analyst. Conducted and analyzed
campus-wide and alumni surveys analyzing curriculum, study abroad, language,
and race and ethnicity issues. Spring
1997-Fall 1999.
RICE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY, Houston, Texas
Research Assistant. Conducted interviews and
researched for data for Dr. Elizabeth Long’s
research. Spring 1997-Fall 1999.
RICE
UNVERSITY ACADEMIC ADVISING, Houston, Texas
Portrait Photographer.
Photographed, developed, and printed portraits of the Rice University scholarship recipients. Spring 1999-Fall 1999.
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