MIT Years

For the longest time - six years and three days to be exact - I had been a graduate student at MIT working on a Ph.D. in electrical engineering. I finally finished my thesis in September 1998, and joined Booz Allen & Hamilton, a management consulting firm. Although my old homepage at MIT is still around. I've reproduced most of the content here. You can

• ponder why on earth I wanted to become a management consultant;
• read my résumé, a cold and impersonal document that desperately tries to impress the next prospective employer, a document that exaggerates everything good and neglects everything bad, but you are not required to read it, nor to offer me a job;
• scan a brief description of my Ph.D. research at SSG;
• laugh at my tiny list of publications;
• stare at my Ph.D. thesis or my master's thesis, if you have nothing better to do;
• check out the home page of Tang Hall Residents' Association (THRA) that I used to manage;
• travel with me To the End of the World;
• walk through my photo gallery;
• or attempt to be amused by some of the jokes I have come across, included here for their nerdiness and sexual connotation.