Summary
Yoshi Huang is a Senior CPU Performance Modeling Architect with 11 years of experience designing and benchmarking processors, now leading speculative frontend CPU modeling at Google. He brings deep expertise in architecture exploration, performance modeling, and competitive benchmarking from prior roles at MediaTek where he architected VPUs, instruction-set and performance models, and delivered tangible power and speed improvements. Yoshi blends academic rigor—a PhD in Computer Science and published research on network-on-chip—with hands-on engineering across Simics, gem5, SystemC, Chisel and virtual platform development. He has a track record of shipping simulation frameworks and C-models for ADAS, plus earlier kernel and GPU profiling work that informed low-level optimization. Known for pairing analytical performance insight with practical tooling, he often surfaces non-obvious frontend bottlenecks that shape microarchitectural trade-offs. Based in New Taipei, Taiwan, he identifies as a computer architect who moves seamlessly between research, modeling and production-focused performance engineering.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Computer Science & Information Engineering, BS, Computer Science & Information Engineering at Fu Jen Catholic University
MS, Computer Science, MS, Computer Science at National Tsing Hua University
Chinese, English