David Shu-Yu Wu

CS Senior · Cryptographic Engineering

National Taiwan University Computer Science and Information Engineering

Academia Sinica

Summary

David Shu-Yu Wu is a Computer Science senior at National Taiwan University focused on cryptographic engineering, post-quantum cryptography, and implementation security. His current research includes a first-author study on second-generation NTT-based large-integer arithmetic on AArch64, OpenSSL RSA integration, formal verification of optimized cryptographic routines, and diffusion-based side-channel trace generation across controlled synthetic traces and four measured AES datasets. He enjoys turning clean mathematical ideas into fast, verifiable code.
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Education

B.S. in Computer Science and Information Engineering; Minor in Atmospheric Sciences

National Taiwan University

Interests

Cryptography Cryptographic Engineering Security Side-Channel Analysis Data Structures and Algorithms
About Me
I am a senior CS student at National Taiwan University. My main interests are theoretical computer science, systems programming, cryptography, and implementation security, especially high-performance cryptographic implementations such as NEON-optimized NTT, post-quantum schemes, and constant-time low-level arithmetic. I am comfortable with C/C++, Python, Git, Linux, ARM assembly, and reproducible benchmarking, with hands-on experience from operating systems, advanced data structures, cryptography, and cryptographic engineering courses. I enjoy turning clean theoretical ideas into efficient, verifiable code and collaborating with others on research and engineering projects.