Summary
Andrew Huang is a Melbourne-based software engineer with eight years of experience blending mechatronics and embedded systems software to deliver production-ready devices. He has progressed from autonomous perception work in motorsports to mechatronics engineering and now software engineering at Acusensus, demonstrating a practical cross-discipline fluency between mechanical design and embedded firmware. Trained at Imperial College London and the University of Melbourne (MEng), he brings strong applied mechanical engineering roots to software challenges, particularly in sensing, control, and hardware-software integration. Known for tackling end-to-end embedded problems, he excels at turning prototypes into robust systems that meet real-world constraints. Colleagues rely on him for thoughtful trade-offs between mechanical complexity and software maintainability, an insight that helps speed productization. Outside core roles he gravitates toward systems-level problems where hardware and software must be tightly co-designed.
8 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Mechanical Engineering, 75, Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Mechanical Engineering, 75 at Imperial College London
The University of Melbourne