Exposed to new software architecture and used the C++ QT framework to develop.Learned a lot about functional feasibility through communication with the firmware department in the company.The company uses Jira for project management, making communication with the PM and QA departments much smoother.Utilized Figma for UI management, exporting to SVG files for import into the software UI, which made discussions with the PM much faster.Used TortoiseGit to store projects.Investigated the licenses (Open Source License) used by the company's software and discovered issues with some purely free licenses.Due to frequent international meetings and communications, extra thought is required when consolidating issues.Redundant in force

Developed control software for the company's products, encompassing both front-end and back-end, including UI and data access.Primarily researched software that sends commands to products via USB, involving peripherals such as keyboards, mice, and memory components.The company's products initially lacked integration; I aimed to create a unified version by combining software from different architectures.Collaborated on developing interfacing software for other companies (Gigabyte, ASRock, MSI) products, including monitors and motherboards, under cross-industry partnerships.During the pandemic, served as a director for the company's online computer exhibition live stream, assisting in communication between on-screen staff and managing the venue setup.Supported the video production team in filming product advertisements.Later researched new software features, starting with live streaming software: capturing video and audio using Windows API functions.Integrated these features into existing products, such as displaying computer screens on the CPU water cooler's display.