Yun Cho is a senior system engineer with 11 years of experience designing hardware-software architectures and signal-processing/ML algorithms for radar and autonomous driving systems across Samsung, GM, and Bosch. Trained as an electrical and embedded software engineer with graduate work in control systems at the University of Michigan and EECS at UC Berkeley, he blends deep controls, perception, and prototyping expertise to deliver production-ready sensor modules and vehicle motion control. At Samsung he architects mmWave radar modules for human tracking and vital-sign detection, and previously developed pedestrian-collision mitigation and sensor-fusion stacks for autonomous driving at GM. Comfortable moving between low-level embedded firmware, algorithm development, and supplier-driven mass production, he also has hands-on research experience building ROS robots and bio-MEMS automation at top universities. Colleagues rely on him for pragmatic system requirements, rapid prototyping, and field calibration—skills honed by frequent vehicle test trips and cross-disciplinary projects.
11 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at University of California, Berkeley
Master’s Degree Electrical Engineering - Control Systems, Master’s Degree Electrical Engineering - Control Systems at University of Michigan
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