CEO Park is the industry’s top expert who was in charge of the mobile and automotive SoC businesses at Samsung Electronics, where he served as Vice President. He founded BOS with a vision to create a top tier fabless company that can compete at the global stage. During his 23 years at Samsung, he led numerous automotive SoC projects, including the Exynos Mobile SoC, Custom AP SoC and AD SoC, and also managed the cultivation of the overall foundry ecosystem. As the Head of the Automotive SoC Business Team, he successfully conducted the Exynos Auto business serving top global auto clients such as Audi, BMW and Volkswagen. In 2021, he was recognized by the Korean government with the Order of Science and Technology Merit, which is one of the highest honors for an engineer. Prior to joining Samsung, Dr. Park worked at IBM and Motorola where he was responsible for CPU design and EDA software development, respectively.

- Seoul National University (B.S./Electrical & Computer Engineering)
- Seoul National University (M.S./Electrical & Computer Engineering)
- University of Texas (Ph.D./Electrical Engineering)

CTO Lim is a world leading SoC design expert who has spearheaded Samsung’s mobile SoC design initiatives for over 21 years. At Samsung, he led various successful SoC development projects including MP3 Player, DVD Player, iPod/iPad SoC, iPhone SoC and Exynos SoC, which resulted in him being awarded the Proud Samsung Award three times. In particular, he was in charge of managing the Exynos Auto business from its inception to its successful commercial adoption in the Audi MIB3 and led the development of successive products that won supply contracts from top automotive clients such as Audi, Volkswagen and BMW.

- Seoul National University (B.S./Physics)
- KAIST (M.S./Electrical Engineering)
- KAIST (Ph.D./Electrical Engineering)

COO Chang is a well-established serial entrepreneur. After working as a Principal Researcher at SK Telecom, Chang co-founded Mcubeworks in 2001, a mobile multimedia solution and platform company, and as the COO, successfully led the commercialization of the company’s mobile video streaming service and satellite DMB service. He then oversaw Mcubeworks’ acquisition by Core Logic in 2006. In 2010, he founded and served as a CEO of Dreamtobe, a multimedia service platform, and for over a decade, successfully conducted the multimedia business collaborating with NAVER and SK Telecom. In May 2022, he co-founded BOS Semiconductors and serves as the COO.

- Seoul National University (M.S./Electrical & Computer Engineering)

Dr. Choi has a broad and extensive experience in SW development ranging from development of semiconductor system SW to development of cloud-based web platform. As a Principal Engineer at Samsung, he led the development of software used in the Exynos Mobile and Auto SoC. In 2012, he was awarded the Samsung Annual Platinum Award for his development of the world’s first ARM-based Google Chromebook, and in 2015, he was awarded the Samsung Annual Gold Award for his involvement with S.LSI Division’s first Exynos 7580 Smartphone Turnkey SW Stack for the Chinese market. In 2018, he led as a PM the Exynos Auto V9 virtualization SW development project for the Digital Cockpit Integrated IVI System supplied to Audi. He also served as the Chief Product Officer at Testworks, where he led the development of a web platform for training and processing data based on AI software. His work in building an AI-based dataset at Testworks has greatly contributed to the expansion of the infrastructure for AI-based development of data services in Korea.

- Incheon University (B.S./Computer Science & Engineering)
- Univ. of Texas (M.S./Computer Science & Engineering)
- Univ. of Texas (Ph.D.) Computer Science & Engineering)

Khich Pham has been practicing IC Design for over 15 years, with an extensive background in RTL Design and Design Verification. Khich also has comprehensive knowledge of synthesis, DFT, and STA. Prior to joining BOS in November 2022, Khich worked as Section Manager at Renesas. For more than a decade, his previous projects have included SIP for Optical Disk Drive and Play Station, IoT MCU, and Automative SoC.

- Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology and Education (B.S./ Electrical & Electronic Engineering)

Quan Nguyen is a SoC/Logic Design expert with over 15 years of experience in developing numerous different kinds of chips such as MCUs, Automative Ics, and Server SoCs. His previous experience at ICDREC, Renesas, and Ampere has provided him the opportunity to work on a variety of projects, including developing the in-house IPs, safety IPs of BUS for R-Car product, and server SoCs. Quan is one of the founders of the personal website “VLSI Technology” which allows him to share fundamental knowledge with those who aspiring to learn more about semiconductor design.

- Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (B.S./Electrical & Electronic Engineering)

As one of the first-generation ASIC engineers following “Đổi Mới” in Vietnam, Duy embodies the spirit of self-reliance and innovation characterizing that era. Through a dedication to independent study, and hands-on experimentation, he mastered the complexities of ASIC Design and DV Methodology.
Before joining BOS, Duy's self-taught expertise has fueled a 20-year career through Arrive Technologies Vietnam, AMCC, Ampere Computing (following their acquisition of AMCC), and Intel in the roles of ASIC Design Engineer, DV Architecture, and Engineering Manager. His achievement resulted in the successful tapeout of 12 chips in Transport and SoC.

- Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (B.S./Electronic Engineering)
- Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology (M.S./Applied Mathematics)

Michael Frank is the world’s top expert in semiconductor technology who has a rich experience leading the architecture development initiatives in numerous global semiconductor companies. Currently, Michael is leading the architecture team at Arteris IP as VP of Architecture. In the past, he served as the CTO of MagiCore where he directed architecture development for hardware acceleration of parallel runtime systems. At LG Electronics Mobile Research San Jose Lab, he worked as a Roadmap Architect leading the research and development of multi- and many-core platforms for mobile devices. He also worked at Apple where he was responsible for the architecture of Apple’s first internally developed iPhone SoC, the A4. Michael is a Senior Member of the IEEE, Member of ACM and holds more than 60 patents in various areas of computer architecture. He currently serves as a technical advisor for BOS.

- Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany (M.S./Physics)