Hugo Chu, JP Morgan

Name:         Hugo Chu

Hugo Chu , SEEM 2013 Class
Hugo Chu , SEEM 2013 Class

Programme:    SEEM 2013 Class

Company:     JP Morgan

Working at the technology group of a global investment bank requires both high quality of work and speedy delivery of results– this is the truth I genuinely realized during my internship at J.P Morgan. I was assigned to the Equity Derivatives Group – Rapid Application Development team, which develop light-weight applications on top of gigantic databases using RAD methodology.

Over the last ten years, cutting-edge technologies have completely reshaped the market landscape; from high frequency trading to complex derivatives, the omnipresence of technology in banking has made this industry more dynamic than ever. Increasingly stringent and diverse regulatory requirements in APAC have also put much constraint on the systems we operate – that’s why there is an ongoing effort to change our IT strategy for the next 5 years.

Throughout my internship at J.P. Morgan, I worked with very talented people from diverse cultures and backgrounds. However, what really impressed me most was the amount of trust bestowed upon me – I was given maximum freedom in the design of my software and could escalate issues to senior management should I felt necessary. By the end of the internship, several strategic teams in EMEA and APAC even invited me to present to them the technologies I had used  since they are also interested in them.

It is a culture that encourages honest opinions and rewards hard work; as such, even interns can expect to make an impact. In my opinion, this is the ideal workplace for technology students like me.

Li Chun Kit, Bloomberg L.P.

Name:             Li Chun Kit

Li Chun Kit , SEEM 2012 Graduate
Li Chun Kit , SEEM 2012 Graduate

Programme:  SEEM 2012 Graduate

Company:      Bloomberg L.P., Global Technical Support

Three-years time in SEEM was really a fruitful and enjoyable period for me. Not only the knowledge I gained from books and lecture is valuable, but it is also a good place for me to equip myself to become more competitive.

Unlike other traditional engineering programmes, SEEM offers a wide range of courses such as project management, finance and mathematical knowledge which enabled me to know how to apply engineering to the business world.

These are the key elements to my future success in this fast-paced financial world. If you also want to discover your true potential and gain valuable experience in your university life, I strongly recommend SEEM to you.

Our students have received the First Runner-Up Award at 2016 HKSQ Company Based Student Project Competition organized by the Hong Kong Society of Quality

Mar 16, 2016

Our students have received the First Runner-Up Award at 2016 HKSQ Company Based Student Project Competition organized by the Hong Kong Society of Quality

A team of four SEEM students won the First Runner-up in the 2016 HKSQ Company Based Student Project Competition organized by the Hong Kong Society for Quality (HKSQ). The purpose of the event is to provide an opportunity for students to work on an actual industrial case and propose solutions. This year, the competition was held at City University of Hong Kong on 12 Mar 2016.

The SEEM team worked on “Food Assembly Process Improvement” for the LSG Sky Chefs plants at Hong Kong International Airport. After a thorough analysis of data collected in January 2016, the SEEM team found different feasible solutions to improve both effectiveness and efficiency of their process.

The SEEM team is composed of Wong Kwun Tat, Eric(Team Leader), Wong Man Yee, Irene, Yuen Ki Hin, Harry, Yu Chi Fung, Derek, under the supervision of Professor CH Cheng. Ten teams from local tertiary institutions entered this year’s competition. The Champion went to the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. The Second Runner-Up was awarded to the University of Hong Kong.