More to adapt.
Rethinking fine-tuning
PEFT · FOURIER METHODSAdapting foundation models with compact spectral representations and circular convolution.

I study how to make AI
more efficient. More useful.
PhD in Computer Science
From optimization to practical AI systems.
Adapting foundation models with compact spectral representations and circular convolution.
Scaling zeroth-order optimization to deep model training, with applications to black-box scientific problems.
Understanding and improving visual prompting through the relationship between prompts and label mappings.
Design-centric coding agents, automated evaluation, and machine learning for real-world payment and gaming systems.
My work connects
optimization, efficient learning,
and practical AI systems.
I am a PhD student in Computer Science at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou), advised by Dr. Jia Li and Dr. Xiaowen Chu. Before that, I received my bachelor's degree in Automation from Tsinghua University.
My research spans visual prompting, parameter-efficient fine-tuning, and zeroth-order optimization. I also build AI systems, with a particular interest in turning algorithmic ideas into useful tools.
At Tencent, I built an end-to-end software engineering agent workflow, developed automated benchmark case generation, and evaluated design agents’ coding capabilities on ProgramBench.
My industry collaborations include mini-game lifetime value prediction in WeChat and merchant category identification in Weixin Pay, with work published at KDD 2025 and KDD 2026.
Design-centric software engineering agents and evaluation.
Advised by Dr. Jia Li and Dr. Xiaowen Chu.
International Digital Economy Academy, Shenzhen.
Zeroth-order optimization for physics simulation.
Department of Automation, Beijing.