Summary
Luyao Han is a firmware engineer based in Sunnyvale with eight years of experience building camera firmware, embedded systems, and GPU/SoC-focused software. She has delivered production and research-driven firmware at industry leaders including Apple and NVIDIA, where she improved CI throughput, refactored context-switching handlers, and used static analysis to address MISRA violations. Her background spans low-level baremetal drivers, hardware trace analysis, and automation that cut test and elaboration times significantly, reflecting a pragmatic blend of hardware insight and scripting fluency. A Carnegie Mellon MS and UC Santa Barbara BS graduate, Luyao pairs formal engineering training with hands-on debugging using ctags/cscope and lab instrumentation. Colleagues describe her as detail-oriented in safety-aware environments and adept at turning complex architecture requirements into maintainable firmware.
8 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Engineering, Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Engineering at UC Santa Barbara
Master of Science - MS, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Master of Science - MS, Electrical & Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University
Japanese, English, Chinese