I am a PhD candidate in Computer Science at HKUST (Guangzhou), advised by Prof. Zeyu Wang, and currently lead simulation platform work at Ant Group. My research sits at the intersection of computer graphics, vision, and robotics, with a focus on light-aware Gaussian Splatting, inverse rendering, and differentiable simulation.
Before and alongside academia, I have lived several different careers: founder, big-tech builder, MBA, investor, and quantitative practitioner. These experiences shaped how I think about systems — not only how to make them work, but how to make them scalable, useful, and durable.
I previously built and managed startup teams, worked across ByteDance, Meituan, Tencent, and now Ant Group, and later returned to campus to study both business and research. I completed an MBA at the University of Hong Kong and am now pursuing my PhD to study how the physical world can be reconstructed, edited, and simulated.
Beyond research, I am interested in entrepreneurship, investing, Web3, and quantitative systems. Outside work, I train powerlifting and strength sports, currently working toward a 400kg total across the three lifts.