Summary
Chu Chu is a Senior Lecturer in Electrical and Computer Engineering with 13 years of experience applying signal processing and machine learning to image, audio, and sensor data across academia and industry. He has built practical data visualization and compression tools and production-ready algorithms using Python, MATLAB, R, and C++, and has applied them to domains from ADAS and space-shuttle power systems to satellite imagery. His background spans research-heavy roles—developing Bayesian and blind source separation methods and reordered vector quantization for compression—to hands-on engineering work implementing neural networks and real-time C++ modules for embedded systems. Based in Houston, he combines classroom pedagogy (teaching 10 technical courses) with consultancy and industry practice, mentoring students and accelerating prototype-to-demo transitions. Notably, he has driven high‑accuracy text-detection and object-mapping projects and translated complex image color-space theory into usable 3-to-6 primary color conversion tools.
13 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering at New Jersey Institute of Technology
Masters, Electrical Engineering, Masters, Electrical Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology
Advanced Level Certificate, Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities, Advanced Level Certificate, Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities at Sacred Heart College Mankon
English, French