Michael Wu is a venture investor and product-focused technologist with 11 years of experience building and scaling financial and security-driven technology. He began his career at Citi managing a multimillion-dollar tech portfolio, gaining deep domain knowledge in regulated finance, then sharpened rapid product delivery and stakeholder management at Wiz during hypergrowth and acquisition. Now an MMM candidate at Northwestern, he combines human-centered design, product strategy, and business rigor to pursue fintech opportunities in payments, wallets, and consumer finance. He also brings hands-on engineering chops and open-source credibility from significant backend contributions to Apache Iceberg, including Aliyun OSS integration and testing infrastructure. Comfortable translating complex financial workflows into practical products, Michael blends enterprise discipline, startup speed, and a founder’s grit to build the next generation of fintech.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
CORe, CORe at Harvard Business School Online
Bachelor's Degree, Integrated Business and Engineering Honors Program, Biophotonics Engineering and Finance, Bachelor's Degree, Integrated Business and Engineering Honors Program, Biophotonics Engineering and Finance at Lehigh University
Contributions:21 reviews, 9 commits, 16 PRs in 3 months
Contributions summary:Michael contributed significantly to the Apache Iceberg project, focusing primarily on integrating and testing the storage layer on Aliyun OSS (Object Storage Service). Their work included creating a mock Aliyun OSS for testing, implementing an OSS output stream, and developing an OSS input stream. They also enhanced testing capabilities by adding a configurable test rule for Aliyun OSS. Furthermore, they updated the Flink sink to utilize FlinkSink#append.
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