Steve Chang, 張明正, Founder, Chairman and CEO

Steve Chang, is the founder and chief executive officer of Trend Micro, Inc. a leader in network virus protection and Internet content security strategies for the enterprise. Chang's management style and vision have resulted in innovative and timely antivirus strategies that have been recognized in industry-leading publications. He was named one of Asia's "25 Movers and Shakers" in 2001 by ZDNet Asia. Fortune Magazine has called him a "global force," and he was twice chosen for Business Week's "Stars of Asia" award, recognizing fifty Asian leaders at the forefront of change. Prior to launching Trend Micro, Chang worked as an engineer at Hewlett-Packard and later founded AsiaTek, Inc., a Taiwan-based UNIX software design company. Chang holds a bachelor of science in applied mathematics from Fu-Jen Catholic University in Taiwan and his master's degree in computer science from Lehigh University, Pennsylvania.

Jeremy Liang, 梁國屏, Executive Vice President, Research and Development

Jeremy Liang, the executive vice-president of Research and Development, is responsible for managing product development and delivery products. Jeremy first joined Trend Micro as the CIO from 1997 to 2000 and beginning from 1998 was also responsible for managing the Taiwan Engineering group. From 2000 to 2001 he was both the CTO of ipTrend (a Trend Micro subsidiary company) and Trend Micro's Chief Software Architect. Liang has worked in Internet, computer networking, computer security, and OS development since 1978 for such companies as Burroughs, Sperry, Unisys, IBM, Novell, and Shiva. Liang has a Master's Degree in computer science from New Mexico Tech and a Bachelor's Degree in computer science from ChiaoTung University, Taiwan.

Eva Chen, 陳怡樺, Chief Technology Officer

Eva Chen, a co-founder of Trend Micro, has served as chief technology officer since 1996 and executive vice president since May 1988. As CTO, Eva Chen is responsible for overall product strategy and technology direction. Over the past twelve years, Chen has grown Trend Micro's development team from one to more than five hundred employees. Under her guidance, Trend Micro has earned a reputation for innovation and groundbreaking products including Trend Micro. Chen has also received industry recognition. In April 2001, she was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award from Secure Computing Magazine, in recognition of her thirteen years of contribution to the advancement of antivirus technology and computer security. Chen received her MBA and MIS degrees from the University of Dallas, Texas, after earning a degree in philosophy from Chen Chi University in Taipei, Taiwan.

Samuel Chen, 陳聖雄, Vice President of Software Development

Samuel Chen, VP of Software Development, is responsible of managing Trend Micro's global software development engineers and project management teams. Chen joined Trend Micro in 1997 as a software architect. He helped to design and implement the first version of InterScan NT, one of the flagship products in Trend Micro. With Chen's strong interest in software engineering methodology and development process, he built up Trend Micro's first engineering process team and was later promoted to global director of software development and quality assurance, and became Vice President of Software Development in 2001. Prior to joining Trend Micro, Chen was as a senior software engineer from Java development environment team of Sun Microsystems Inc. Before Sun, he was a senior software engineer at National Semiconductor Corp specialized on modern cryptography and device drivers. Chen learned computer as a hobby since high school, and he won 2 national championships in Software Design Contest sponsored by Ministry of Education, Taiwan, in 1983 (high school) and 1986 (Division 1, college level.) Chen graduated from National Chiao-Tung University with a bachelor's degree in computer engineering, and holds a master's degree in computer science from University of Southern California.

Harry Lin, 林書華, Director of Project Manager

	Have been working in software field for over 18 years. Have gone through technical support, programming, testing, design, project management, and software division management in my software career. Technically, familiar with C, C++, Java, Windows SDK, Microsoft MFC, J2EE, Object Oriented technology, Internet Networking and Web Application Development. Besides traditional stand-alone and client-server software, also have knowledge of Application Service Provider (ASP) model. Once worked in New York as a software developer for 2 years and managed a software development team in Nanjing, China for a year.
	經歷 數位通國際電子商務服務處處長 大東方數位科技軟體開發處處長 英群企業總經理特別助理 台灣微軟產品規劃經理
	學歷 紐約理工學院電腦科學碩士 國立交通大學電信工程學系

Calvin Lo, 羅鍾靈, Senior Architect

Calvin Lo spends more than 11 years in software product development with different software houses at Taiwan, and has a wide range of experiences including OLTP, client/server distributed system, B-to-B eCommerce, anti-virus, networking, communication security, relational database, RASability, concurrency and synchronization, cross-platform development, development process, and their application in large-scale, mission-critical systems. In April 2000, Lo joined a Trend Micro subsidiary as the R&D Director. He led multiple product development teams, and played key design and coaching roles in some of them. He also served as Architect in all of Trend Micro's client/server products. Lo has worked in a company called Scorpion Technology Inc. in Silicon Valley. He was in charge of developing a graphic edit product. He has a Master's Degree in computer science from State University at Stony Brook and a Bachelor's Degree in computer science from National Taiwan University, Taiwan. Lo received his BS degree from Dept. of CSIE, National Taiwan University, and spent three years in graduate study in Computer Science, at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Kenny Liao, 廖耕預, Global Director of Service Engineering

Kenny Liao is the Global Director of Service Engineering for Trend Micro Incorporated. He leads a team of 85 software engineers located in the Silicon Valley (California), Taipei (Taiwan), Tokyo (Japan), and Munich (Germany) to fulfill Trend Micro's strong commitments to deliver quality service to their customers. Prior to assuming this position in 2002, Kenny was the Country Manager of Australia and New Zealand, where he started the business in 1997 for Trend Micro and took it all the way to a marketing leading position. In addition to his MBA (Sloan Fellow) Degree from MIT Sloan School of Management (Cambridge, Massachusetts), Liao also holds a Master Degree in Computer Science from the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia.

Kevin Chung, QA Manager, R&D Dept.

Kevin Chung is the quality assurance manager of Trend Micro Inc., a leader in performance and security testing of Trend Micro enterprise products. Chung's missions have resulted in buildup enterprise level performance and security testing lab by industry's enterprise-class performance and security testing tools. It can help Trend Micro to deliver high-level quality enterprise products to customers. Prior to launching Trend Micro, Chung worked in IT industry for 10 years. His work experiences are included in the area of windows/Linux Unix platforms, enterprise networking, system/network security and system integration.

Sunsa Lue, 呂建志, Project Manager

Sunsa Lue, is project manager of Trend Micro, Inc. a leader in network virus protection and Internet content security strategies for the enterprise. He is working in Trend Micro for almost 6 years in the quality assurance department. Now he dedicates himself to improve the testing process by bring the test automation in the new process, software can be released with the trusted quality with less efforts and time. Lue holds both bachelor and master's degree in computer science from Feng-Chia University

Terrence Chou, 周存貹, Director of Product Development Group Taiwan

Terrence Chou, the director of Research and Development Taiwan, is responsible for “OfficeScan” and “ServerProtect family” products development. Chou first joined Trend Micro as a contractor at 1992 and became formal employee from 1993. He had developed “SoftMice” technology-the world first simulation anti-virus for polymorphism viruses. During almost 10 years in Trend Micro, he had lead many projects such as “Mobile Protect”, “VisuaLink”, “ServerProtect NT”, “Trend VCS”, “ScanMail Exchange”, “PC-cillin for Wireless”, “ServerProtect for Linux” and “OfficeScan”. He also led 2 projects that work with NTU students: “VICE” and “eManager”.

Christina Tsai, 蔡淑鵝, Senior UI Design Manager

Christina Tsai, is the Senior UI Design Manager of Trend Micro, Inc., a user advocate in applying human factors knowledge and user centered design principles to enterprise system and application development. Tsai's management style and contribution have resulted in highly usable products that have been recognized in industry-leading publications. She spearheaded a user interface design team for Hewlett-Packard's NetServer LH3, which earned a PC Week Labs' Analyst's Choice with an excellent usability rating in 1998. Prior to joining Trend Micro, Mrs. Tsai worked as a human factors engineer at IBM, Hewlett-Packard and eBay and a user experience manager at AltaVista and Pixo. Tsai holds a bachelor of arts in foreign languages and literature from National Taiwan University and master's degree in educational psychology from National Chengchi University in Taiwan. She also holds a Ph.D.degree in educational psychology from Stanford University, California.

Edward Tsai, 蔡木本, Global Director-QA

Edward Tsai, the global director of QA in Trend Micro, acting as the gatekeeper and guardian for all Trend Micro’s products before launching to the market. Tsai has enlarged the scope of Quality Assurance department in the past nine years. It has been expanded from as small as 10 engineers to current’s 130 engineers. His Major achievements at Trend include setting the Trend Micro testing policies, raised and enhanced product’s quality, and well organizing and communication in between QA team members. Prior to joining Trend Micro, Tsai work as a programmer in an IT company for several years. Tsai holds a bachelor of Electronic at Fu-Ren University, and he also holds a master degree in computer engineer at Florida Atlantic University.

Oscar Chang, 張偉欽, Executive Vice President, Global Security Service and Response

Oscar Chang, executive vice president of global security service and response, is tasked with developing and managing Trend Micro's enterprise content security strategies. Chang's teams of more than 500 engineers encompass the testing, quality assurance, product commercialization, and sustain engineering groups. Chang joined Trend Micro in 1993 as an R&D engineer and was soon a project leader in charge of the Trend Micro-Intel alliance program. In 1995, he was promoted to technical manager at Trend Micro's Korea branch and then relocated to Japan in 1996 as manager of Research and Development. He established and built-up Trend Micro's R&D team in Japan, which currently employs the talents of more than forty engineers. Under Chang's guidance, the Japan R&D team developed and shipped some of Trend Micro's flagship products, including Virus Buster/ PC-cillin, which captured more than 70% of Japan's desktop antivirus market. Prior to joining Trend Micro, Chang worked as a software engineer at Diamond Ware Corporation. Chang graduated from National Taiwan University with a bachelor's degree in computer science and information engineering and holds a master's degree in computer science from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

C. Howard Jen, 任中浩, Vice President, Financial System Integration, Inc

Dr. C. Howard Jen received his Ph.D. from University of California, Berkeley in 1982. He is now the Vice President, Financial System Integration, Inc.,with the responsibility of R&D directions planning based on corporate business goals, leading R&D division to implement the plan, presale support. product design & development, including OpenPath/ODBC driver for Oracle, Information, Sybase OpenPath/Clipper, and UNIX TUXEDO OLTP System porting.