Summary
Zach Wu is a project engineer and offshore operations superintendent with nine years of hands-on experience across subsea cable engineering, offshore wind and large-scale power projects. He has moved fluidly between design engineering, bid support and field operations at firms like Jan De Nul, Boskalis and GE Vernova, bringing technical rigor to complex marine energy programs. A Master's student in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering from National Taiwan University, he pairs academic depth with practical delivery on projects such as Formosa 2 and the Hsinta combined cycle plant. Zach’s time as a youth advisor for Taiwan’s Ocean Affairs Council indicates a capacity to translate technical insight into policy and stakeholder engagement. A competitive-sports background and an award-winning role in the International Floating Wind Challenge underline his adaptability, leadership in teams, and a bias for innovation under pressure. Based in Suzhou and fluent in cross-sector collaboration, he’s focused on advancing the global energy transition through reliable offshore execution and creative systems thinking.
9 years of coding experience
Bachelor, System and Naval Mechatronic Engineering, Bachelor, System and Naval Mechatronic Engineering at National Cheng Kung University
Master, Engineering Science (Naval Architecture) and Ocean Engineering, Master, Engineering Science (Naval Architecture) and Ocean Engineering at National Taiwan University
Taipei Municipal Peace High School
Los Altos High School
English, Chinese