Grace (Yun Chen) Chang

Hey there! I'm Grace, a CS grad student at Northeastern University with a passion for building intelligent systems and making data come alive through visualization.

I graduated from UIUC where I discovered that the intersection of data, design, and problem-solving is where I thrive. These days, I'm diving deep into machine learning, full-stack development, and finding creative ways to make complex data accessible and engaging.

When I'm not building projects or TAing database courses, you'll find me binge-watching shows (Netflix, PLEASE bring back Anne with an E!), reading, or attempting to play tennis—which turns out to be harder than debugging race conditions.

I'm currently seeking full-time software engineering opportunities starting December 2025, where I can apply my skills in ML, data systems, and full-stack development. I love working on projects that combine technical depth with real-world impact.

Hey there! I'm a CS grad student at Northeastern University, currently pretending to understand what my professors mean when they say "it's trivial" (spoiler: it's never trivial). Before joining the Husky pack, I survived four years at UIUC, where I learned that debugging code at 3 AM in the Grainger Library is a rite of passage, and that "Corn" isn't just a vegetable, it's a lifestyle.

These days, I spend my time building cool projects, wondering why my code works on my machine but nowhere else, and collecting more browser tabs than my remaining brain cells. When I'm not staring at Stack Overflow or torturing Claude/ChatGPT with desperate debugging questions, you can find me binge-watching shows (Netflix, PLEASE bring back Anne with an E!), reading, or attempting to play tennis, which, surprisingly, is harder than fixing merge conflicts.

I'm passionate about machine learning, data visualization, and occasionally remembering to write comments in my code.