Hi, I'm Khyler
Welcome to my personal space on the web — a place where I share my thoughts, experiences, and reflections on what I'm learning and building.
Featured Notes
View all從零到一，我拿到微軟實習
This post details how I landed a Microsoft internship—from coding prep and resume building to referrals and interviews. I share practical tips for each stage, hoping to help others preparing for tech internships or aiming for big tech roles.
美國碩士申請
A step-by-step account of my U.S. master's application—from TOEFL, GRE, and SOP to admissions results—with practical tips and personal reflections along the way.
Intern@Microsoft-微軟實習
This post captures my 3-month internship at Microsoft Redmond—navigating team culture, tackling project challenges, and driving my work to production. I learned to ramp up quickly, collaborate across teams, and take initiative in a large company. More than an internship, it was a journey of growth.
Recent Notes
View all從零到工程師2：我的大廠爬梯之路
A step-by-step account of my U.S. master's application—from TOEFL, GRE, and SOP to admissions results—with practical tips and personal reflections along the way.
我升職了！入職微軟10個月的省思(五條建議)
After 10 months at Microsoft, I got promoted. In this post, I share five practical principles that helped me grow fast, gain recognition from my manager, and succeed as a new engineer in a big tech company.
邁向正職，疫情期間的求職路
A candid reflection on my job search journey during the pandemic—how I gave up a return offer from Microsoft, navigated setbacks, learned from rejection, and ultimately returned to my original team. Along the way, I share tips on interviews, coding prep, system design, and the power of relationships.
About Me
I'm a software engineer based in Seattle, passionate about building thoughtful, user-centered web experiences. By day, I craft scalable, performant code — and by night (and weekends), I chase powder as an avid snowboarder and explore the city's ever-evolving food scene as a dedicated foodie.
Whether it's optimizing a web app, trying a new ramen spot, or shaving a few seconds off my mile time, I'm always looking for ways to grow, connect, and create.