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Guoliang Wu has extensive work experience in the field of automation and systems engineering. Guoliang began their career in 1983 as an Automation Design Engineer at Design Institute, where they designed automatic control systems and process control systems for various plants. Guoliang then joined Siemens Energy & Automation in 1993 as a Sr. Electrical/Systems Engineer, contributing to the standardization and design of automation and drives systems for printing machines and rolling mills. Additionally, they were involved in testing and commissioning projects for steel mills in China and Korea. After leaving Siemens in 2009, Guoliang Wu joined INP North America Inc as a Sr. Application Engineer, specializing in automation systems design, commissioning, and service. Guoliang was responsible for the electrical and automation system design of a Sintering Furnace for MOX Nuclear Fuel Fabrication Facility, as well as the programming and commissioning of Moll Conveyor Systems using Siemens S7 and WinCC Flex. Guoliang Wu holds a Master of Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech.

Guoliang Wu pursued a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering degree from 1993 to 1995 at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Their field of study during this time focused on Automation, Telecommunication, and Computer Engineering. Prior to that, they had obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering at the Shanghai Institute of Technology. No specific start or end year was provided for this undergraduate degree.