Education
Paul G. Allen Center for Computer Science & Engineering
Pursuing Ph.D. since fall of 2018. Advised by Luis Ceze and Zach Tatlock. I work at the intersection of computer architecture and programming languages, exploring how we can use concepts from programming languages to make hardware design easier and the software/hardware boundary more seamless.
The Schreyer Honor’s College
Graduated with combined M.S./B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering in spring of 2018. Advised by Vijaykrishnan Narayanan and John Sampson.
Research Projects
UW SAMPL Lab
In 2019, we will begin working on a project to automatically generate machine learning accelerators from machine learning software workloads expressed in Relay.
UW SAMPL Lab
I have been working on allowing for the exploration of new, nontraditional datatypes (i.e., alternatives to IEEE 754 floating point) in TVM, a deep learning compiler.
CSE 512 19sp (Data Viz with Jeff Heer) Final Project
In this final project, we visualized the posit datatype, aiming to convey how posits spread themselves through the space of real numbers. This was completed as a final project for Jeff Heer’s Data Visualization course in 19sp at the University of Washington. The project was inspired by my work in the datatypes space, and was completed with some of my architecture colleagues in my cohort.
Static Analysis for Processing in Memory Accelerator Design
PSU Microsystems Design Lab
Completed as my Master’s thesis at Penn State. Given a model of accelerating computation using Processing in Memory, I used LLVM to statically analyze workloads and detect potentially offloadable code sections.
ThirdEye: Shopping Assistant for the Visually Impaired
PSU Microsystems Design Lab
My undergraduate research at Penn State involved building a wearable system to assist the visually impaired in everyday tasks.
Industry Experience
Microsoft
Research Intern, AI and Advanced Architectures
In summer of 2019, I used my compilers experience to statically analyze deep learning workloads.
Software Engineering Intern, Fuchsia
In summer of 2018, I implemented the RFCOMM protocol for one of Google’s OSes, Fuchsia.
Software Engineering Intern, Chrome
In summer of 2017, I helped the Chrome Remote Desktop team identify and implement optimizations for embedded devices such as the Raspberry Pi.
Software Engineering Intern, Android Internal Tools
In summer of 2016, I completed an internship writing Java-based Android profiling tools.
Conference Help
- ASPLOS 2020 Artifact Evaluator