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B-Stock is so excited to welcome Daniel Chung to the People Operations team this winter! As a winter extern, we know Daniel will be an incredible asset to the company. Daniel is currently studying Computer Science at Carleton College. Learn a bit more about Daniel and see his answers to some questions below.
Mostly, I am excited to learn about the community and culture in a professional work environment.
I wanted to be a pilot because planes fascinate me in general.
Things fall apart.
I like to play basketball during my free time on any outside court I can find.
Being able to get very addicted.
I love listening to any chill beat type of music (lofi, indie, etc.) when working.
Dubai/Singapore
Turn off the music followed by a couple of long deep breaths and a glass of water.
Some of my CS/math interdisciplinary projects/ideas
By interacting with the community here at B-Stock and getting to know the culture better, I hope to promote wellness and positive vibes, allowing further growth between colleagues.
If you’re interested in B-Stock’s internship program, please contact [email protected] or reach out on LinkedIn!
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