About me

My name is Mark Wang. You may know me because:

• I'm a game programmer at a major video game company working on graphics and visual effects for some cool upcoming games for the latest consoles.
• I live in Shanghai, China now.
• I used to be a software engineer at E.piphany and worked on some dope software that's basically changing the way businesses do marketing to their customers.
• I attended Stanford University. (go class of 1999!)
• I was a CS Master's student, and an undergraduate major as well.
• I was a math minor.
• I worked in the past in the Computer Graphics laboratory at Stanford, on the RIVET project.
• You worked on a project with me.
• I was one of Pat Hanrahan's students.
• I was in FiCS, Fellowship in Christ at Stanford.
• I attend Great Exchange Covenant Church on Sundays.
• I lived in Escondido Village during my graduate year.
• During the summer of 1999, I spent six weeks in China, taking Chinese courses and teaching English to Chinese university students.
• I worked in the MineSet group of Silicon Graphics doing some spicy stuff combining Artificial Intelligence and Graphics in the summer of 1998.
• I worked in the Escher group of Microsoft in Cupertino the summer before that.
• I did some programming work for Residential Computing freshman and sophomore years, and helped to write a dorm printing system for PCs.
• I went to Monta Vista High School, and graduated in the class of 1995.
• I started our school's web site.
• I gave a demo of it to Al Gore (who, contrary to what you may have heard, didn't invent the net.)
• I was Ryu2 on IRC, way back when I actually used IRC.
• I was Mike Rosenblum's freshman year roommate.
• I stole this format from Desiree Ong (thanks, Des!)
• I'm aware of Danny Chai.
• I started to write a Java version of PuyoPuyo which unfortunately, is indefinitely on hold due to other commitments.
• I was in Danny Chai's 2:42 small group.
• I was in the Christian Sib program with Joyce Koo.
• I designed a VRML model of my freshman dorm.
• I was a student consultant for NASA's K-12 Internet project my senior year in high school.
• I ran the FiCS UNIX server in college.
• You know me through a mutual friend.
• You read a deep thought of mine.

Or maybe you don't.