Norton Wu is an accomplished technology leader with strong expertise in embedded system design and development. As the director of Pegatron's Software Technology Center—Software R&D Division 2, BSP Software Department 1, he oversees complex engineering initiatives and guides multidisciplinary teams toward high-quality system solutions. His leadership style emphasizes clarity, innovation, and cross-team collaboration, enabling smooth coordination across hardware, software, and system integration domains.
Norton’s technical strengths span embedded system architecture, network architecture, and advanced performance tuning for both audio and network systems. He is highly proficient with Ethernet technologies, firewalls, and network security, and he brings extensive experience in Android Auto and Apple CarPlay system design. His combined mastery of system-level engineering and strategic technical direction makes him a key contributor to Pegatron’s cutting-edge product development.
WORK EXPERIENCE AND AWARDS
Pegatron, Taiwan
Director of Software Technology Center-Software R&D Div.2-BSP Software Dept.1 (2024~present)
Director, Automotive Telematics development (2020 - 2024)
Deputy Director, Automotive IVI development (2016 - 2020)
Deputy Director, Android Tablet development (2011~2015)
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Master in Computer Science and Information Technology, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan
Bachelor in Computer Science and Information Technology, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Taiwan
The Board Support Package (BSP) Department provides core software support for embedded system platforms.
The team is responsible for integrating processor architecture, operating systems, and hardware peripherals, and establishing reliable boot processes, drivers, and system services to ensure optimal performance and stability across the entire platform.
The team also supports factory production line needs, assisting with testing tools, programming processes, and mass production stability tuning to ensure consistent and reliable operational quality from development to mass production.
Department Staff Number
- More than 10 people
Internship Job Description
- Development of hardware abstraction layers (HAL)
- Implementation of drivers for various interfaces and communication protocols
- Design and optimization of system startup processes
- Firmware maintenance and enhancement
- System performance optimization
- Verification of cross-platform compatibility
Preferred Intern Education Level
- Undergraduate students (third year and above) - Master students
Preferred Intern Skill Sets or Qualities
【Personality Traits】
- Proactive learning and problem-solving abilities
- Patience, meticulousness, and ability to work under pressure
- Excellent communication skills
- Strong hands-on skills and an interest in technology
【Expertise】
- Major in Computer Science & Information Engineering, Data Science, Electrical Engineering, Electronics or Mathematics
- C/C++ programming language
- Embedded systems and MCU architecture concepts
- Basic electronic circuit knowledge
- Basic Linux operation and principles
Others
- Expected working hours per week: 30+
- Salary/Financial Support: NT$20,000~30,000 per month
- Additional Benefits: NT$70 contribution per working day for meals
Students may be offered the opportunity to continue as interns for up to six additional months after completing the NTU International Mentorship Program, at the discretion of the host organization.
Software Engineer
2 Vacancies
| Work Type: Full-Time
Brief Introduction of the Department
The Software Technology Center—Software R&D Division 2, BSP Software Department 1 develops a wide range of Linux-based embedded system products, including automotive electronics, robotics solutions, and IoT devices. The department specializes in delivering comprehensive board support package (BSP) software essential for enabling embedded hardware, covering hardware device drivers, middleware, frameworks, and libraries for third-party integration.
The team is also responsible for system performance tuning and the development of validation tools, ensuring robust functionality, high performance, and seamless hardware–software integration across all product lines.
Department Staff Number
- More than 10 people
Internship Job Description
- Tuning robot locomotion software to operate in ROS2 environment. Intern should understand ROS1/ROS2 framework, URDF and robot locomotion control in Gazebo simulation.
- Object localization by camera real-time yolo visual perception for robotics arm and robotics locomotion.
Preferred Intern Education Level
- Master students
Preferred Intern Skill Sets or Qualities
- Major in Computer Science & Information Engineering, Data Science, Electrical Engineering, Electronics or Mathematics
- Proficiency in C and Python programming languages
- Experience with cross-compiling and related development workflows
- Strong capability in embedded system design and development
- Experience in robotics and machine learning development
- Capability in image processing algorithm development
Others
- Expected working hours per week: 30+
- Salary/Financial Support: NT$20,000~30,000 per month
- Additional Benefits: NT$70 contribution per working day for meals
Students may be offered the opportunity to continue as interns for up to six additional months after completing the NTU International Mentorship Program, at the discretion of the host organization.