Summary
Han Gong is a machine learning engineer and computer vision scientist with 11 years' experience building camera ISP firmware and computational photography algorithms, currently inventing camera colour-optimisation and ML solutions at Apple. He combines deep academic roots—a PhD in computer vision, a lecturing role and research posts across UEA, Cambridge and Edinburgh—with hands-on industry impact in production imaging pipelines. His expertise spans colour science, geometry and illumination modelling, and he has supervised PhD work while publishing and prototyping novel imaging algorithms. Notably, he moved from academia to a high-impact Apple role where he translates theoretical colour and homography research into practical ISP algorithms used in consumer cameras. Based in Cambridge, he brings both rigorous research pedigree and production-grade engineering to solve challenging colour and imaging problems.
11 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Vision, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Vision at University of Bath
Bachelor's Degree, Computer Science, 1st Class Honours (Ranked 1st in the School), Bachelor's Degree, Computer Science, 1st Class Honours (Ranked 1st in the School) at University of Ulster
Chinese, English