Yong-Yao Chen

Associate Consultant

Los Angeles, California, United States8 mos experience

AI EnabledAI ML Practitioner

Key Highlights

Built an AI-powered 5G scheduler reducing latency by 31%
Hands-on expertise in DSP and 5G systems
Passionate about optimizing network performance through AI

Stackforce AI infers this person is a Wireless Communications and AI Integration Specialist.

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Skills

Core Skills

Wireless Communications SystemsArtificial Intelligence (ai)Machine Learning

Other Skills

GitPrompt EngineeringVibe CodingNetwork InfrastructureLAN-WANRetrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)LangChainGoogle Cloud Platform (GCP)Google BigQueryGoogle Cloud AutoMLVertex AIDeep LearningLarge Language Models (LLM)GitHubLinux

About

Hi, I’m Danny Chen, a Master’s student in Electrical Engineering at USC with hands-on expertise in DSP, 5G systems, and Machine Learning. I enjoy building systems from the ground up, ranging from wireless PHY simulators to fault-tolerant transport protocols. Recently, I built an AI-powered 5G scheduler using NS-3 that reduced latency by 31% and eliminated SLA violations. I am passionate about optimizing network performance through AI integration and automation. Seeking: Full-time opportunities in Wireless Communications or System Software Engineering. Toolbox: Python (Pytest/PyTorch/Scikit-learn) | C/C++ (NS-3/CUDA) | MATLAB | AWS/Docker Graduating May 2026 | 3.95 GPA | Authorized to work in the U.S. (OPT) | yongyaoc@usc.edu

Experience

8 mos

Total Experience

4 mos

Average Tenure

4 mos

Current Experience

Usc ming hsieh department of electrical and computer engineering

Directed Research Assistant

Jan 2026 – Present · 4 mos · United States · On-site

Under Professor Bhaskar Krishnamachari's supervision: Built and evaluated neural-network demodulators that learn near-optimal decision boundaries under realistic channel impairments (AWGN, heteroscedastic noise, improper/non-circular Gaussian noise and block-fading channel), benchmarking performance with BER vs. Eb/No curves against theoretical baselines.

Wireless Communications SystemsArtificial Intelligence (AI)

Usc information sciences institute

Directed Research Assistant

Aug 2025 – Dec 2025 · 4 mos · United States · On-site

Under Professor Young Cho's supervision: Conducted research on deterministic, pattern-driven decision models as an alternative to heuristic neural-network approaches (AlphaGo-style), leading pattern-discovery efforts through iterative hypothesis testing and root-cause analysis to define a clear next-phase research direction.

Artificial Intelligence (AI)Machine Learning