Hi, I’m Zehua Zeng
I am a Software Research Engineer at Intel, where I build full-stack applications and interactive visualization tools for large-scale semiconductor design and manufacturing. My work spans software engineering, data visualization, machine learning, and scalable data systems, with a focus on transforming complex engineering data into intuitive tools that enable real-time analysis and informed decision-making.
I earned my Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, College Park, where I worked with Prof. Leilani Battle in the BAttle-Data Lab and UW Interactive Data Lab. My research focused on visualization recommendation systems, interactive visual analytics, and human-centered data analysis. My research has been recognized with multiple paper and dissertation honors at premier visualization venues. I also earned my M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Maryland and my B.S. in Telecommunication Engineering from Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications.
Featured Projects
An interactive visualization tool for analyzing shooting competition videos, enabling shooters to annotate, compare, and visualize performance. It was identified by a U.S. Department of Homeland Security scouting team and selected for both virtual and in-person demos.
A constraint-based system for visualization recommendation. It encodes design knowledge as logical rules and uses a renderer-agnostic format, so researchers and practitioners can extend and validate chart designs in a computational way.
A collection of websites I designed and developed for friends, using React, TypeScript, JavaScript, Material UI, including personal and product websites. Each site was built to clearly present their work, products, and information.