Summary
Hung-wen Liu is a firmware engineer with a decade of hands-on experience building cross-platform embedded systems and protocol stacks, currently focused on Matter, Thread, BLE and Linux host integrations. He designed SDK build processes using CMake and KConfig, led Docker-based reproducible builds, and helped achieve Taiwan’s first Matter certification by integrating RT58x Thread chipsets into Matter on RTOS. Comfortable across FreeRTOS/Zephyr and Debian/OpenWRT environments, he bridges RTOS firmware and Linux host services using sockets, UART and systemd for multi-protocol dongles. His academic work on BLE security was published in IEEE Sensors Journal, reflecting a blend of practical product delivery and research rigor. Known for pragmatic tooling and cross-OS support, he often optimizes developer workflows with KConfig, CI-friendly builds and platform-agnostic SDKs.
10 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
碩士, Computer Programming, 87.3 (3.9), 碩士, Computer Programming, 87.3 (3.9) at 國立中興大學