Zixu Wang
PhD Candidate at Technical University of Munich & Infineon Technologies
I am a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Technical University of Munich and Infineon Technologies, supervised by Prof. Dr. Chunyang Chen. My research interests lie in LLM agents and their evaluation, including multi-agent systems and agent memory. I am particularly interested in when such systems can be trusted to act reliably, and I apply them to software engineering, especially requirements engineering and software architecture for automotive software. Alongside my PhD, I serve as a teaching assistant for TUM’s course Foundations and Application of Generative AI.
Before the PhD I earned an MSc in Electrical and Computer Engineering at TUM and worked at Bosch Center for Artificial Intelligence, Siemens AG, and Infineon Technologies, where I developed trajectory-prediction and radar–camera depth-estimation models for autonomous driving, applied machine learning to logistics, and built AI models for sensor data. That path took me up the automotive stack — from how a vehicle perceives the world to how its software gets specified — and it shaped how I work today: on real engineering data, under real constraints.
Feel free to reach out for collaborations, questions, or just to say hi at hi@zixu.wang.
selected publications
- arXiv