Kuan-yu Chen is a software engineer with a decade of experience specializing in high-performance neural network inference and embedded AI. Currently pursuing a master's in AI at National Cheng Kung University, he blends deep learning research—especially knowledge distillation, model compression, and contrastive learning—with hands-on systems work from his Raspberry Pi autonomous vehicle project to production-grade kernels. At SiFive he implemented and optimized integer matrix kernels and vectorized NN operators on RISC-V vector extensions, achieving multi-fold speedups through instruction-level tuning and memory-layout optimizations. He bridges research and engineering by integrating low-level optimized kernels into frameworks like IREE and building internal profiling tools to continually improve throughput. Notably, he combines practical edge-device experimentation with RTL/FPGA-informed performance engineering, enabling smaller models to retain strong accuracy on constrained hardware.
10 years of coding experience
學士, Information Technology, 學士, Information Technology at 中原大學
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