| Bio: | I received my B.S. and M.S. degrees in Computer Science and Engineering from Yuan-Ze University, Taiwan, in 1999 and 2001, respectively. Since 2001, I was an R&D engineer in SynTest Technologies for 2 years and in Fortune Semiconductor Corp. for 3 years, all in Taiwan. In 2007, I was a senior R&D engineer and co-founder of a mixed-signal IC design house, Hycon Technologies Corp., Taiwan. From 2006 to 2007, I was also pursuing the Ph.D. degree at the Graduate Institute of Electronics Engineering, National Taiwan University. After a six-month trip as a visiting student in UIUC, I decided to join the IMPACT research group in 2008 for a different life experience.
Before officially entering the industry, I got many chances to work as a waiter, foreman, clerk, salesman, TA of programming classes, and by-piece-pay programmer hiring several students working for me. These working experiences make me think differently from the viewpoints of an employee or employer. I was also the vice-president of the Student Association Activities of CSE Department, documentation officer of the Calligraphy Club, and the captains of the Athletic Team and Cycling Team, all in Yuan-Ze University. In the process of leading or being led, I understand the group culture makes great difference. Teamwork is easy to say but hard to do.
After the years of being a student, employee, employer, or entrepreneur, I truly believe in integrity, hard working, being humble, and being grateful to everything. This belief shall apply to any peoples at any places.
I won dozens of honors and awards for leading university associations, attending university-wide athletic games, and academic achievements. I have 7 patents in Taiwan, China, and USA. |
