Qin Yan

Email: qyan@masonlive.gmu.edu /Phone: 703-894-7721

Armstrong 10406, Fairfax, VA 22030
Education
Chiba University of Commerce 2015/09—2017/09
B.S. in Policy Information; GPA: 3.10 /4.0
Graduate Thesis: “The Research on The Taxation of Personal Income in China and Japan”
Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance 2012/09—2015/07
Major in Computer Information Management; GPA: 3.18 /4.0
Second Scholarship (Top 5%), awarded by Shanghai Lixin University of Commerce on June, 2014

Internship Experience
American International Assurance Co. Ltd. (China) Shanghai Branch 2015/04-2015/07
Intern, the Backward Management Department Shanghai, China
• Checked the transaction codes for all insurance contracts before sent to Citi bank, and communicated
with officers of Citi Bank to ask for any missed information and make necessary corrections
• Assisted in the preparatory works for the large scale internal conferences that consisted of 12 top
managers, including reception, hotel booking, meal arrangement, and conference room booking
• Proofread insurance contracts, and made necessary corrections before handing them to the supervisor
• Communicated with suppliers to ensure that the final version of the agreement of automatic bill transfer
met the pre-determined requirements

PricewaterhouseCoopers Consultants(Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. (Shanghai) 2014/07-2014/08

Intern, the Advisory Department Shanghai, China
• Researched on relevant journals and websites, and screened and collected over 100 financial reports of
all city commercial banks of 2012 for further data analysis
• Investigated the major acquisition cases since 2000, and summarized the key findings into one to two
pages’ reports for the manager to review
• Searched relevant information and data of the leading import suppliers in the red wine industry of
Shanghai, and compiled the research results into reports for the manager to review and make decision
• Translated financial documents and promotional documents in both Chinese and English, and verified
the relevant transactions and the accompanied accounting vouchers

Extracurricular Activities
Chinese Hour in Chiba University of Commerce 2016/04-2016/08
Student Assistant Chiba, Japan
• Lectured Japanese students in Japanese to learn correct pronunciation and basic oral expressions of
Chinese
• Organized lectures and off-class discussions weekly for Japanese students to exchange their ideas on
Chinese learning
• Provided necessary assistances to participated Japanese students to pass the exam of HSK4

Skills & Abilities:

Language: English (CET-4 & CET-6), Mandarin Chinese (Native), and Japanese (JLPT/N1-Advanced Level)
Software: Proficient in MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)