About me

I am an ex-assistant professor of computer science turned automated day trader, with a strong background in computer automation and algorithm development. I hold a PhD and a master’s degree in computer science from Toronto Metropolitan University. My career began as a DB2 SVT (System Verification Test) Tester at IBM’s Markham Research Lab, where I focused on testing and validating large-scale data systems. I later worked as an automation coder in the Government of Ontario’s JITO (Justice Technology Integration Office) division, developing and maintaining automated systems for the province’s justice infrastructure.

My academic experience includes two years of post-doctoral research — one year at National Taipei University of Technology (NTUT) and another year at National Taiwan Ocean University (NTOU). I then served for three years as an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science at Chaoyang University of Technology (CYUT) in Taiwan, where I taught and conducted research in computer automation, data systems, and artificial intelligence.

Currently, I reside in Japan, applying my expertise in algorithmic development and data science to automated day trading. My work leverages my deep knowledge of systems automation and computational problem-solving to navigate financial markets with precision and efficiency.

I am also an active contributor to Google Maps, where I’ve reached Level 10 as a Local Guide. You can view my Google Maps contributions and reviews here:

👉 [My Google Maps Profile]
(https://maps.app.goo.gl/MozXtGcCN1Q4c1Mf7?g_st=ac)

Fun Stuff 

Download the Auto Mouse and Keypress Tool

If you’re looking for a lightweight, automatic mouse mover and keypress simulator, this free tool is available as a JAR file. It requires Java but no other installation — just download and run it. The tool features adjustable delays and subtle randomness in both mouse movement and key presses to mimic human behavior and prevent detection by monitoring software.

👉 [Download the Auto Mouse and Keypress Tool (JAR file)](https://christopherchan.ca/MouseMoverGUI.jar)

How to Download and Run:
1. First, you need to have Java installed on your computer. If you don’t have Java, you can download it directly from Oracle:

👉 [Download Java (JRE) for Windows](https://download.oracle.com/java/24/latest/jdk-24_windows-x64_bin.msi), or the suitable JRE for your operating system.

2. Open the downloaded file and follow the installation instructions.

3. Once Java is installed, just double-click the .jar file to start using the tool.

New Feature: - The latest version now allows you to set delays in milliseconds for more precise control.

Demo: You can also watch the demo video to see how it works. The tool is lightweight, easy to use, and designed to run quietly in the background without affecting your computer’s performance.

This tool is completely free to use — no ads, no installation other than Java, just download and go!