CV

Education

• B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, 2016 - 2020
• B.S. in Computer Engineering, University of Michigan, 2018 - 2020
• Ph.D in Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology, 2021 - Now

Work experience

• Graduate Research Assistant @ HPArch (Sep 2021 - May 2024)
  • Researched heterogeneous systems where GPUs are directly connected to storage; built cycle-lev simulators for such platform by connecting macsim(GPU) and MQSim(SSD) simulators
  • Identified SSD contention bottlenecks; evaluated GPU threadblock scheduling algorithms and proposed the new CA-scheduler that accounts for SSD internal property
  • Built infrastructure to evaluate large GPU benchmarks including graph and machine learning
  • Mentor: Hyesoon Kim
• Computing Research Intern @ Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (May - Aug 2023)
  • Integrated ZHW accelerator into MoSAIC, a heterogeneous tile-based SoC platform at RTL level
  • Implemented compression software using MoSAIC APIs; evaluated and optimized date movement between CPU and memory by proposing bew commands
  • Mentor: Maya Gokhale
• Systems Technology Research Intern @ Samsung (May - Aug 2022)
  • Studied Samsung’s SmartSSD prototype product and designed a performance model to predict the acceleration performance based on device experiments
  • Designed and developed a Intel pin tool to divide and profile separate workload regions for offload performance prediction
  • Mentor: Sahand Salamat
• Hardware Engineer @ SambaNova Systems (Jun 2020 - Jun 2021)

Publications

CoPTA: Contiguous Pattern Speculating TLB Architecture

A Unified Forward Error Correction (FEC) Accelerator for Multi-Mode Turbo, LDPC, and Polar Decoding

Mitigating Timing-Based NoC Side-Channel Attacks With LLC Remapping

Accelerator integration in a tile-based SoC: lessons learned with a hardware floating point compression engine

Other experience

• Chair, Graduate Student Association Mental Health Committee (Sep 2023 - May 2024)
  • Led bi-weekly discussions on mental health challenges specific to graduate students and brainstorm on actions
  • Connect with directors and staff at Center for Mental Health and Resource(CMHCR) to clarify on-campus resources, seek support for collaborations
  • Held mental health town hall meeting in spring 2024, bringing together CMHCR staff and the student body to promote on-campus mental health service and address student questions