About Me

I am currently working toward a Ph.D. degree in electrical and computer engineering, Princeton University. I am so fortunate to work with Prof. Jaime Fernández Fisac at Safe Robotics Lab.

I am in the job market! Please feel free to reach out if you think I would be a good fit to your team!


Recently, I have been focusing on

  1. how to let learning-based autonomy safely operate in uncertain and unforeseen environments, especially safe exploration and bridging the sim2real gap.
  2. how to develop safe and efficient autonomy stack, especially prediction-planning intergration and interpretable lens into the stack.
  3. how to use game-theoretic reasoning for human intent inference and multiagent planning.

Prior to joining Princeton University, I was an undergraduate researcher in electrical engineering, National Taiwan University. I was a member of Access LAB (Prof. An-Yeu (Andy) Wu) focusing on intelligent reconstruction for compressed sensing ECG signals and a member of Group of Electromagnetic Applications (Prof. Jean-Fu Kiang) focusing on direction-of-arrival estimation of signals.

Click here to view my CV:     Curriculum Vitae

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