Summary
Chung-hao Huang is a compiler engineer and researcher with 13 years' experience applying formal verification and testing to neural networks, smart contracts, and microservices to improve software dependability. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from National Taiwan University and currently works at Intel while consulting and researching verification for AI and blockchain systems. His work includes verifying NN models and system dependability for a tier-1 autonomous/avionic company, bridging rigorous research methods with real-world safety-critical requirements. As former CTO of ChaseWind, he led end-to-end product development of hardware, apps, and web services for smart cycling glasses, giving him hands-on product and hardware integration experience. He combines deep formal methods expertise with practical compiler and systems engineering, often operating at the intersection of academic rigor and production constraints. Based in Shanghai, he is comfortable moving between research, consulting, and engineering roles to deliver auditable, dependable software systems.
13 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Computer Science at National Taiwan University