I received the B.S. degree in mechanical engineering at Yuan Ze University in Taiwan in 2012, and I get my Ph.D degree in bio-industrial mechatronics engineering at National Taiwan University in 2017. In the past 4 year, I devoted myself to studying the field of internet of things, including doing research on smart agriculture and smart grids, at a bioelectromagnetics (BEM) laboratory. My colleagues and I won a prize in a competition sponsored by the Council of Agriculture of Taiwan in 2013. The competition awarded applicants who provided novel ideas to agricultural development. The application proposal was tried to create a high-tech greenhouse monitoring system for assisting farmers in making informed decisions. During that time, I was also a co-funder of a start-up named Farmbook. I was responsible for product management and development, and application development. I not only worked on software and system integration for IoT-based sensors but also collaborated with technical team members. I also frequently discussed marketing strategies with the business team. Currently, I am a co-funder of a start-up named Gridwell Inc which develop in smart grid research for 345kV electrical transmission tower monitoring applications and technical services. I was responsible for product management and marketing.I see myself as an independent, positive, fast-learning runner and try to train myself to become a multi-skilled person in both the technical and business fields. I am team-oriented with good public relation and networking skills, and I am interested in all related fields of technologies, marketing and communication. With my experience of working in the lab, I am fully equipped to work on developing new techniques and products for different kinds of IoT applications.