GlobalCitiAlign · International visitor services
Compare Xi’an and Shanghai across five visitor-service dimensions with city maps, transparent indicators, traceable evidence and visible unknowns.
I'm Qihang Sun, a semiconductor ATE application engineer. This is a map of the original work I have built across FPGA, GIS, financial research, and local AI tooling—and how those projects connect.
01 / SYSTEM MAP
Every project is framed by its problem, boundaries, evidence, and reproducibility.
Data cleaning, candidate discovery, and valuation audits with a deliberate boundary between models and human judgment.
Task inboxes, remote execution, model routing, and context recovery for real personal workflows.
Books, courses, audio, and personal understanding organized into verifiable learning loops.
From FPGA data links to geospatial analysis, emphasizing measurable and reproducible engineering.
02 / LIVE SHOWCASE
Select a project title to enter the experience. Online demos use public sources, sanitized samples or client-side simulation; each project explains its evidence and boundaries.
Compare Xi’an and Shanghai across five visitor-service dimensions with city maps, transparent indicators, traceable evidence and visible unknowns.
An interactive screening map separating modern livability metrics from historical terrain context.
A pipeline spanning ingestion, screening, FCF valuation, and evidence-backed reporting.
A recoverable asynchronous task channel between phone and desktop.
A Chinese-first local dictation tool for KDE: one-hotkey recording, live preview, final correction, and paste-back into the focused field.
A learning tool for audio, text, timelines, and synchronized subtitles.
03 / ABOUT
My path began with Verilog RTL and FPGA systems, then expanded into semiconductor ATE, Python data tools, and local AI infrastructure. I care not only about making systems work, but about making them testable, transferable, and maintainable.