Xiaowei Wang is a researcher in Vehicle Engineering at Northeastern University, specializing in intelligent vehicles, autonomous driving systems, and nonlinear control. He has served as an Assembly Technician and Project Assistant, contributing to the development of unmanned intelligent cleaning vehicles, advanced perception systems, and vehicle–cloud collaborative architectures, while also leading quality control and process optimization efforts in automotive production. His research focuses on vehicle system dynamics, distributed drive electric vehicles, cooperative steering control, dynamic programming, game-theoretic decision-making, and fractional-order control, supported by major contributions to national and provincial projects involving dynamic modeling, hardware-in-the-loop platform design, multi-objective stability controller development, and real-vehicle verification. He has published extensively in high-quality journals, secured invention patents, and obtained multiple software copyrights, demonstrating strong academic productivity and technological innovation. His accomplishments have been recognized through competitive scholarships, professional certifications, and honors for research excellence and scientific service. His research impact includes 260 citations, 14 publications, and an h-index of 7.