Jincong Lu


Ph.D.


Department of Computer Science and Engineering

University of California, Riverside

900 University Avenue, Riverside, CA 92521


Email:     jincong.lu AT email.ucr.edu


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Biography

Jincong Lu is a Senior Engineer, RTL at Samsung Semiconductor, Inc., working in the Power & Thermal Lab on thermal modeling, thermal management, and semiconductor design challenges. He received his bachelor's degree from the University of Science and Technology of China in 2018 and his Ph.D. degree in Computer Science and Engineering from the University of California, Riverside in 2026. His research in the VLSI System and Computation Lab (VSCLAB) focused on applying machine learning and scientific computing to chip design problems, including IR drop analysis, thermal prediction, and thermal-aware design optimization.

Work Experience

  • Senior Engineer, RTL, Samsung Semiconductor

    May 2026-Present, Full-time, San Jose, California

    Working in the Power & Thermal Lab on thermal modeling, thermal management, and semiconductor design challenges.

  • Technical Engineering Intern, Synopsys Inc

    Jun. 2025-Oct. 2025, Internship, Sunnyvale, California

    Optimized the application of machine learning algorithms in the EDA workflow.

  • Student Intern, NXP Semiconductors

    Jun. 2024-Sept. 2024, Internship, Chandler, Arizona

    Worked with the Physical Verification Group within the PDK team.

  • Student Intern, NXP Semiconductors

    Jun. 2023-Sept. 2023, Internship, Remote

    Worked with the Physical Verification Group within the PDK team.

Education

Publication List

Teaching (as Teaching Assistant, at UCR)

  • CS010A: Intro to Computer Science for Science, Mathematics, & Engineering (C++)

    2021Fall, 2022Fall

  • CS010B: Intro to Computer Science for Science, Mathematics, & Engineering II (C++)

    2022Spring

  • CS150: Automata and Formal Languages

    2023Spring

  • CS161L: Laboratory in Design & Architecture of Computer Systems

    2023Winter

  • EE/CS168: Introduction to Very Large Scale Integration Design

    2022Winter