Huan-Tsui Gu

Huan-Tsui Gu has a strong background in software engineering and development. They started their career in 1990 at Timeplex, where they worked as a Staff Engineer. During this time, they were involved in a project that focused on software architecture design for the next generation FRAD/FRAS. The project used C as the programming language and VxWorks as the operating system.

In 1999, Huan-Tsui joined ADC Telecommunication as a Software Project Lead Engineer. In this role, they led a software team in developing the Octal Packet Protocol Module (OPPM), which supported Frame Relay over ATM for the ATM Access Concentrator-3 (AAC3). They used C as the programming language and VxWorks as the operating system.

In 2001, Huan-Tsui became a Senior Software Engineer at Siemens - Efficient Network. Their projects included working on a HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) proxy for the SpeedStream Ethernet DSL Router and a DHCP proxy agent.

From 2002 to 2008, Huan-Tsui worked at Pannaway Networks (formerly Telstrat) as a Senior Software Engineer. They were a core member of the development team for the MAGNM FX Digital Loop Carrier (DLC), which provided aggregation and distribution of triple play services. Their projects included developing a Voice Gateway Module that converted TDM to VoIP and vice versa.

Huan-Tsui's most recent role was as a Senior Platform Developer at Aries, starting in 2010. Additional details about this role are not provided.

Huan-Tsui Gu holds a Master's degree in Computer Science from The University of Texas at Arlington.