Ed Huang is a co-founder and CTO based in the San Francisco Bay Area who has spent the past decade building cloud-native distributed systems and open-source databases, most notably TiDB and TiDB Cloud through PingCAP. A genuine full-stack engineer and former systems architect, he combines deep hands-on technical ownership with entrepreneurial thinking—treating company design like a distributed system. His background spans infrastructure roles at Wandou Labs, product engineering at NetEase Youdao, and research at Microsoft Research Asia, giving him practical experience across databases, systems, and AI. Active in the open-source ecosystem, his work on TiDB has influenced cloud database tooling and production-grade distributed SQL systems. Not obvious from titles alone: he frames engineering problems with a hacker’s curiosity and crafts developer-facing products that scale operationally and organizationally.
Package netpoll implements a network poller based on epoll/kqueue.
Contributions:3 releases, 180 commits, 82 pushes in 2 years
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