Chloe Lam
Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics|
About Me
Hi! I'm Chloe, a hardworking and dedicated student who strives to constantly improve my technical skills, based in Toronto, ON, Canada.As an undergraduate student specializing in Computer Science with a Mathematics and Statistics minor, I work with like minded peers at the University of Toronto on various projects like this one!
I am always curious to learn new things! Let's chat!
Recent Projects
VRRC (Natural Resources Canada (NRCan))
For eight months (May 2024 to December 2024), I worked with Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) to develop tools for satellite-based monitoring and analysis of volcanic activity in Canada. I led a UI design session with over eight scientists to build a user-centered observation log tab using Figma and Dash/Python, which improved dashboard usability by 25%. I further enhanced the dashboard by incorporating Government of Canada branding, a streamlined legend, glacier footprint integration, and a more accurate summary table. Additionally, I developed a scalable real-time inference pipeline for processing RCM InSAR data using Docker and AWS, optimizing image resolution, coordinate systems, and machine learning models to refine displacement analysis and support automated volcanic unrest detection. From January 2025 to the present, I have continued this work through my CSC495 Computer Science project at the University of Toronto, in collaboration with NRCan, focusing on improving model performance and deploying an end-to-end automated detection system for volcanic unrest.
Patient App (BC Renal, Provincial Health Services Authority)
For four months in Summer 2023 (May to August), I worked with BC Renal to develop a new Flutter Application to enhance patient treatment, collaborating closely with a UX designer to implement user-friendly designs. During my time there, I implemented Project Structure based on SOLID Design Principles and Clean Architecture, resulting in efficient code organization and future scalability. I also created comprehensive Documentation for the application, ensuring clear communication of app functionality and progress to future developers. Every month, I presented the application progress to a large development team, showcasing effective communication skills and the ability to explain complex technical concepts clearly. By the end of the project, I demonstrated strong Technical Aptitude with Flutter and Dart for app development and implementing Firebase for efficient data storage and retrieval.
UCLit Website (University College Literary and Athletic Society, UofT)
During the 2022-2023 school year, I maintained databases and ensure the UCLit’s events and announcements are updated on their website. As the Web Coordinator, I also explored the possibilities of redesigning the website for the purpose of accessibility and appeal.
UofTinder (CSC207 Project, UofT)
During the 2022 fall school semester, I worked with a group of UofT students to build a social networking Android application (UofTinder).The program offers users the opportunity to either look for their significant other, friends, or academic partners. Then, a compatibility algorithm analyzes certain profile metrics (e.g., hobbies and interests, sexual orientation, academic focuses) to recommend potential matches to people based on their calculated compatibility. If two people match with each other through this selection process, they proceed to a chat feature where they have the opportunity to talk and get to know each other more.Following the SOLID Design Principles and Clean Architecture Model, some of the design patterns that we implemented within our project includes Model View Presenter (MVP), Façade, Observer, and Dependency Injection. To ensure a functional program, we wrote unit tests for the Android User Interface, the Firebase database, and the backend computations.
CodeCa Website
For four months in Summer 2020, I worked with CodeCa to build new website pages (with ReactJS) and a C3D summer camp webpage (with HTML + CSS)