Lyndon Chan is an autonomy and perception engineer with a decade of experience building applied machine learning systems across robotics, e‑commerce, and computational pathology. Currently supporting autonomy at Teledyne FLIR, he previously developed simulator-driven training pipelines and lightweight transformer models for BEV/semantic segmentation and depth estimation at Avidbots. His academic work at the University of Toronto produced CVPR/ICCV papers and a Canadian patent in computational pathology, reflecting a strong research-to-product track record. He has shipped end-to-end production tools—such as parlawatch.ai for parliamentary text summarization—and led data science initiatives including housing price forecasting and customer recommendation systems. Comfortable across computer vision, NLP, time‑series and geospatial modalities, Lyndon blends hands‑on engineering with research rigor to translate state‑of‑the‑art models into real-world autonomy solutions.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Masters of Applied Science, Electrical Engineering, 3.57 / 4.0 (estimated CGPA), Masters of Applied Science, Electrical Engineering, 3.57 / 4.0 (estimated CGPA) at University of Toronto
English, Chinese, Chinese, German, French, Indonesian
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Lyndon Chan - Autonomy Contract Support at Teledyne FLIR