HARDWARE · EXPERIMENTS · SYSTEMS
Yuki Qian.
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Electrical Engineering @ University of Pennsylvania
I like hard problems that force me to build.
I build physical technology across sensing, electronics, energy, and infrastructure. I’m happiest somewhere between an ambitious idea and a system that actually works—prototyping, measuring, debugging, and building again.
I want to build technologies that expand what we can measure, make, and do.

FIG. 00 / STOCK PLACEHOLDER — YUKI’S LAB PHOTO PENDING
01 / FEATURED
Selected work.
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02 / ABOUT
Hardware, experiments, and the messy part in between.
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I’m an engineer and entrepreneur drawn to ambitious physical problems. My path has moved through energy, materials, infrastructure, sensing, instrumentation, and electronics. The common thread isn’t an industry: it’s building something physical, measuring it, and understanding why it fails.
I like owning the uncertain part of a problem. Learning an unfamiliar technical area, getting my hands dirty, testing a first approach, and iterating until the system works. Increasingly, that curiosity is taking me toward digital and semiconductor hardware—and toward technologies that let us do more in the real world.
