I build AI data systems and analytical tools for battery engineering.
My work sits at the intersection of battery data, computer science, and applied analytics. I have worked with large-scale battery telemetry, BMU measurements, lab-device data, Snowflake pipelines, Streamlit tools, Tableau dashboards, and machine-learning workflows for engineering analysis.
I am especially interested in:
- Battery engineering data and health analytics
- AI-assisted engineering workflows
- Large-scale data pipelines and visualization systems
- Practical software tools for devices, automation, networking, and security
Outside my main professional track, I use programming as a way to explore small but concrete systems: Nintendo Switch / ACNH automation, Bluetooth controller tooling, macOS device utilities, SSH protection tools, and game bots. These side projects reflect how I like to learn—by turning curiosity into working tools.
360WIFI-MAC— macOS support for 360 Portable Wi-Fi Adapter.Small_Little_Cage— SSH protection with dynamic iptables rules.IPCage— port 22 protection against attackers.BlahBlahBlah_ACNH— Nintendo Switch Online / ACNH chat automation.Auto_ACNH— Nintendo Switch controller emulation over Bluetooth.
- Building better Battery × AI workflows
- Improving engineering analytics systems
- Writing cleaner tools that connect data, devices, and decisions
- Website: https://www.cs.ucr.edu/~xhua006/
- Email: xhua006@ucr.edu
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/xiahua2025