Renkus-Heinz has hired three new team members for its engineering department: Hai Le joins the team as embedded software engineer, Robert Newman takes on the role of loudspeaker engineering technician, and Peng Yin joins as senior software engineer.
Hai Le brings over 20 years of experience working on embedded software development. Since completing a master’s degree in computer science at California State University, Fullerton, he has been involved in building products for a range of industries, including computer storage, networking, medical devices, flight software and traffic detection.
Le said: “I have worked on video products in the past, but they did not include audio. I am very excited to have the opportunity to learn about sound, whilst contributing to the exceptional performance of Renkus-Heinz loudspeakers.”
Transferring from a technical head role at an audio engineering company, Robert Newman boasts 15 years’ experience in professional audio, with a strong focus on transducer design, manufacturing and testing.
He said: “It’s a great feeling to step into a role where I can combine everything I’ve learned over the years. As Renkus-Heinz continues to strengthen its leading position in the industry, it’s wonderful to have the opportunity to contribute to such an incredible and innovative team.”
Peng Yin, who joins Renkus-Heinz team as senior software engineer, has completed two master’s degrees at the University of California, Irvine. He has held various software engineering roles since 2016.
Yin said: “Joining Renkus-Heinz is more than a career move – it’s a chance to blend my passion for software engineering with the art of sound. I’m excited to contribute to groundbreaking audio technologies that shape how music and live experiences are heard around the world. With my background in real-time systems, signal processing, and .NET development, I look forward to building tools that push the boundaries of acoustic innovation and bring sonic excellence to life.”
Hai Le, Robert Newman and Peng Yin will work closely with engineering manager Chad DeFranco and the wider engineering team to support Renkus-Heinz’s goals.
