Michael Wan is an engineering professional and UC Berkeley EECS student focused on computer vision, optimization, robotics, and reinforcement learning, with a strong interest in autonomous vehicles. He currently develops autonomous systems software at Applied Intuition and has applied ML and control methods to real-world problems—from multi-agent RL for Google’s Core Crawl Scheduler to optimal UAV flight planning and radiation-detection payload integration in Berkeley’s Hybrid Systems Lab. His internships span production-focused tooling and research: anomaly detection on graph embeddings at Capital One, cloud automation and Kubernetes tooling at Keysight, and ML-driven malware detection at Zingbox. Early leadership founding a nonprofit tutoring organization and leading FIRST robotics vision and electrical teams shows he pairs technical depth with people-first project leadership. Notably, he has hands-on experience taking algorithms from research to autonomous hardware in complex environments like the Port of Oakland.
25 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Bachelor's degree, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at UC Berkeley College of Engineering
Valkyrie Robotics' computer vision code for the preseason, build season and offseason
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