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Michael Hwang has a diverse work experience in the energy and electrical engineering sectors. Michael started their career as an Investigations Engineer at Transpower, where they assessed asset owner compliance and conducted control system modeling. After that, they worked as a Research Engineer at EPECentre, focusing on the development of technical guidelines, mathematical models for electric vehicle battery degradation, and economic analysis of PV installations.

Later, Michael joined Meridian Energy, where they held multiple roles. As a Wind Turbine Reliability Analyst, they analyzed data and provided insights on wind turbine performance. Michael then transitioned to a Performance Engineer role before becoming a Reliability Engineer, where they facilitated alarm rationalization workshops, conducted event analysis, and supported the development of an asset condition assessment system. In their most recent role at Meridian Energy as an Electrical Engineer, Michael provided expert engineering support for renewable generation projects, managed wind farm commissioning, and conducted power system studies.

Michael Hwang began their education journey in 2005 at the University of Canterbury, where they pursued a Bachelor of Engineering (Hon) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Michael successfully completed their undergraduate degree in 2008. Following this, Michael furthered their academic pursuits by enrolling in the University of Canterbury once again. From 2009 to 2013, they earned a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

In addition to their formal education, Michael Hwang has obtained a certification in Vibration Analyst: Category II. This certification was obtained from the Mobius Institute - Reliability Improvement and Condition Monitoring Training. However, specific information regarding the month and year of obtaining this certification is not provided.