Hung-hsin Chen is a software engineer at Google with nine years of experience building systems that streamline Android and Pixel software development. He has led full-stack projects spanning Angular frontends, Kotlin backends with Google Cloud APIs, and Android apps to remotely provision and control Pixel devices. Previously he developed a speech and audio quality analysis platform that combined ML and DSP to save about $1M annually and interned at both Google and Microsoft working on speech filtering and Bing Maps autosuggest. His research background in high-performance systems—parallel programming, GPU, RDMA, and SmartNICs like NVIDIA BlueField—drives a performance-first approach to tooling and infrastructure. A former student cluster competition and ACM-ICPC competitor with top academic rankings, he blends competitive algorithmic skill with production engineering. Based in New Taipei, he favors end-to-end ownership of complex systems that bridge research and shipping product-grade solutions.
9 years of coding experience
Master's degree, Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering, Master's degree, Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering at 國立臺灣大學
Bachelor's degree, Department of Computer Science, 4.14 / 4.3, Rank 6/166, Bachelor's degree, Department of Computer Science, 4.14 / 4.3, Rank 6/166 at 國立清華大學
An attempt to implement several RDMA key value stores researches
Contributions:119 commits, 4 PRs, 29 pushes in 4 months
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