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Chi-Yu Lin has a diverse work experience in various engineering and research roles. From September 2014 to present, they have been working at Exponent as a Managing Engineer and Database Manager. In this role, they have focused on hydrology, hydrogeology, and hydraulic modeling, utilizing various simulation models and conducting surface hydrology models for engineering projects. They have also conducted mathematical simulations and estimations related to chloride flow and leakage events. Additionally, they have incorporated relevant data to provide water balance calculations and estimate flow volumes.

Prior to their role at Exponent, Chi-Yu worked as a Research Assistant at the University of Washington from September 2010 to September 2013. Their focus was on surface water research projects, including improving surface hydrology models in mountainous areas using satellite data.

Before that, Chi-Yu worked as a Visiting Scholar at Carnegie Mellon University from August 2009 to June 2010. During this time, they worked with Professor Scott Matthews on the Input-Output Life Cycle Assessment Model, building, modifying, and assisting in releasing the latest version. They also interacted with the EPA and assembled data for the Toxic Release Inventory database under the model.

Overall, Chi-Yu Lin has demonstrated expertise in engineering, research, and database management throughout their work experience.

Chi-Yu Lin, P.E. has a diverse education history. In 2004, they obtained a Master of Science degree in Hydraulic Engineering from National Taiwan University. Continuing their education, in 2008 to 2009, they pursued a Master of Science degree in Environmental Engineering, Science, and Management from Carnegie Mellon University. They further expanded their knowledge in data science and database management through certificate programs at UW Professional & Continuing Education, completing the certificate in Database Management in 2014 and the certificate in Data Science in 2016. Additionally, Chi-Yu Lin obtained a Professional Engineer (P.E.) certification from NCEES. The specific months and years of obtaining the certifications are not provided in the information.