Summary
Solomon Wu is an engineering generalist with 10 years of hands-on experience spanning wireless communications, RF systems, embedded imaging, and software development. He combines graduate-level training in wireless signal processing and computer science with practical work on MIMO/AOA algorithms, RSSI-based localization, and microcontroller/FPGA systems. Solomon has built end-to-end prototypes—such as a Raspberry Pi-based infrared vein imaging system—and implemented image processing and BLE/ARM integrations himself. His background includes experimental RF lab work (S-parameters, Smith chart matching) and published research with Raytheon on AOA estimation, showing a strong link between theory and applied systems. Based in California, he self-directs learning across TCP/IP, LTE, BLE and software testing, reflecting a deliberate cross-disciplinary curiosity. Notably, he frames problems with applied mathematics and signal-processing rigor, turning research insights into low-cost, deployable prototypes.
10 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (MS), Computer Science and Information Engineering, 4.00, Master of Science (MS), Computer Science and Information Engineering, 4.00 at National Chi-Nan University , Taiwan
Bachelor of Science (BS), Applied Mathematics, Bachelor of Science (BS), Applied Mathematics at National Sun Yat-Sen University, Taiwan
MSEE Canidicate, Wireless Communication and Signal Processing, 3.75, MSEE Canidicate, Wireless Communication and Signal Processing, 3.75 at Califonia State Polytechnic University, Pomona
English, mandrarin, Mandarin