Bio
I am a first year PhD candidate at the Max Planck Institute
for Software Systems, advised by Antoine Kaufmann.
I grew up in Fremont, California, completed my bachelors at the University of Michigan
in Ann Arbor and worked for 3 years at Sambanova Systems in Palo Alto. Most recently,
I've started my PhD in Saarbrücken, Saarland with the MPI-SWS OS Group.
My research interests lie in workload specialization at the client-cloud interface.
The need for effective client-cloud codesign is on the rise as cloud infrastructures
begin to adopt specialized hardware and complex management strategies for addressing
environmental and power constraints.
This involves designing contention- and utilization-aware client applications, as well
as optimizing cloud resource allocation and colocation to account for workload-hardware
affinities.
