Summary
Wu Qiang is an Algorithm Engineer based in Singapore with 10 years of experience blending formal methods, systems research, and hardware-software co-design. He completed graduate work in Control Science and Engineering and was a visiting researcher at Yale, where he worked on formally verified OS and hypervisor technology for secure drone platforms. At Huawei he researches multi-object optimization for network processing chip design, publishing on co-design approaches in RTSS 2022. Wu combines rigorous verification background with practical platform-building, enabling safety-critical systems to run flexible guest environments. Colleagues describe him as an engineer who moves smoothly between low-level systems proofs and applied optimization for silicon and software. He also brings a mechanical engineering foundation that informs his systems-level perspective on embedded and cyber-physical designs.
10 years of coding experience
Visiting Assistant Researcher, Formal Verification of Operating System && Development of Operating System, Visiting Assistant Researcher, Formal Verification of Operating System && Development of Operating System at Yale University
Master of Engineering - MEng, Control Science and Engineering, Master of Engineering - MEng, Control Science and Engineering at Harbin Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Mechanical Engineering at Central South University