Ping-Heng Wu

Power electronics is a field of knowledge that extends from the foundation of circuit theory into various domains. During the graduate school period, I immersed myself in researching power converter topologies, PWM, and controller theories, building the entire system into a prototype and completing the verification of the developed technology, then published journal papers to share the technological achievements. However, it is only by transforming theoretical concepts into tangible products that they can have a real impact on the world. I look forward to leveraging my expertise in power electronics to contribute to making the world a better place. I am a power electronics engineer with 4+ years of experience at Delta Electronics in Taiwan. My current position is Firmware Engineer, where I contribute to the development of products involving both MCU and FPGA. Continuing my passion for the various extended fields of power electronics, I have had chance of participating in various projects that span firmware, hardware, control systems, and mechanical design. Through theoretical calculations and simulations, I help with the selection of critical components, collaborating with engineers across different fields to complete the product step by step. This process involves countless rounds of testing, during which encountered issues are analyzed, and corresponding solutions are developed and implemented. When I see the finished product, every detail tells a story, and these stories fill me with excitement and joy. I may not consider myself a young engineer, but I’m certainly not old either (laughs). Throughout my journey from academia to the industry, I have accumulated relevant professional skills, yet I have always maintained curiosity and passion for knowledge across various fields. I am confident in my ability to remain open-minded and enthusiastic about the diversity of work, while consistently taking a responsible approach to any task entrusted to me. I look forward to connecting with you and contributing to your company.

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