Lu Lume Hsu
About Lu Lume Hsu
Lu Lume Hsu is a Senior Hardware Engineer with extensive experience in electronic engineering, currently working at Sentons since 2020. He has held various engineering roles at notable companies such as Bitmain, Cavium Inc, and Broadcom, and holds a Bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering from National Taiwan Ocean University.
Work at Sentons
Lu Lume Hsu has been employed at Sentons as a Senior Hardware Engineer since 2020. In this role, Hsu is responsible for schematic and layout routing, as well as conducting Design of Experiments (DOE) project research and design. Hsu provides customer technical support for hardware circuits and reference designs, manages board-level functional bring-up and testing, and handles technical documentation related to hardware engineering projects.
Previous Employment History
Prior to joining Sentons, Lu Lume Hsu held various engineering positions. Hsu worked at Bitmain as a Senior Engineer for nine months in 2018, followed by a four-month tenure at 百睿達 as an Electronic Engineer in 2019. Hsu also served as a Staff Engineer at Cavium Inc for two years from 2016 to 2018, and worked at Broadcom as a Senior Engineering Technician for eight months in 2013. Additionally, Hsu was a Staff Engineer at QLogic from 2014 to 2016 and a Senior Hardware Design Engineer at BandRich from 2011 to 2013.
Education and Expertise
Lu Lume Hsu earned a Bachelor's degree in Electronic Engineering from National Taiwan Ocean University, studying from 2003 to 2007. Hsu has developed expertise in designing flexible printed circuit (FPC) and FR4-PCB boards, particularly for ultrasonic applications. This educational background and technical proficiency contribute to Hsu's capabilities in hardware engineering.
Technical Responsibilities
In the current role at Sentons, Lu Lume Hsu manages several technical responsibilities. These include schematic and layout routing, conducting DOE project research and design, and providing technical support for hardware circuits. Hsu also oversees board-level functional bring-up and testing, ensuring that hardware projects meet required specifications and standards.