Summary
Tung-cheng W is a research engineer with a decade of experience, currently working at DENSO’s Pittsburgh Innovation Lab while conducting autonomous driving research as a visiting researcher with CMU’s Auton Lab under Jeff Schneider. Based in Tokyo, he bridges industry R&D and academic research, applying practical engineering to cutting-edge autonomy problems. His background includes progressive research engineering roles at DENSO since 2020 and graduate training from National Cheng Kung University. He focuses on translating experimental insights into deployable systems, emphasizing robust perception and decision-making for real-world vehicles. Colleagues describe him as analytical and collaborative, comfortable navigating both corporate innovation pipelines and academic collaboration. He often brings a systems-level perspective that uncovers real-world constraints early in research projects.
10 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Master of Science - MS at National Cheng Kung University