Ning Xu is an experienced engineer with six years focused on image processing, computer vision, and AR technologies, now applying that expertise to autonomous driving at NVIDIA. Previously a Principal Software Engineer Lead at Microsoft, Ning led the Azure Object Anchors SDK for HoloLens, enabling automatic alignment of 3D content to physical objects and driving commercial mixed-reality scenarios. His background spans object detection and 6-DoF pose estimation, gaze and eye-tracking systems, and camera calibration—skills grounded in a master’s in Control Theory from Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Ning has a long tenure at Microsoft across product incubation and production engineering, shipping research-driven features like face and video tooling that bridged prototypes to customer-ready services. He brings a blend of research-level algorithmic depth and pragmatic product delivery, comfortable moving between low-level camera calibration and cloud-connected AR SDKs. Based in Redmond, he combines systems thinking with hands-on implementation, often tackling the less visible but critical problems that make perception robust in real-world deployments.
6 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Electronic and Information Engineering , Bachelor's degree Electronic and Information Engineering at Nanjing University of Science and Technology
Master's degree Control Theory and Control Engineering, Master's degree Control Theory and Control Engineering at Shanghai Jiao Tong University
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