Summary
Daniel Sun is an ASIC design engineer with 9 years of experience specializing in memory controller design and silicon macrodata refinement, currently driving low-power, high-performance implementations at Apple. He combines industry and academic rigor from UC Berkeley—where he built an ASIC bio-sensor fusion classifier in TSMC 28nm—with hands-on hardware development at KLA, designing FPGA compression cores, test fixtures, and high-speed transceiver qualification. Known for pragmatic cross-team collaboration and careful CDC/handshake discipline, he applies systems thinking to both silicon and lab-to-manufacturing transitions. Outside formal job descriptions he demonstrates habitual algorithmic problem solving and optimization in everyday contexts, reflecting a detail-oriented engineer who optimizes both circuits and workflows.
9 years of coding experience
Master of Science - MS, Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, Master of Science - MS, Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences at University of California, Berkeley
Leadership Public Schools - Hayward
Chinese, Japanese, English, Vietnamese