About
I am a sixth year PhD student in computer science at Stanford. My
research interests largely focus on distributed systems and networking.
I am lucky to be advised by
Matei Zaharia
and
Phil Levis.
I also closely collaborate with Irene Zhang.
I am supported by a
National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship (2019) and a Stanford School of Engineering Fellowship (2018-2019).
I received both my Bachelor's (2017) and my M.Eng (2018) degrees at MIT, where I researched in the
Networks and Mobile Systems group in
CSAIL, under
Hari Balakrishnan.
My work focused on congestion control; I worked on
CCP.
Selected Publications
Cornflakes: Zero-Copy Serialization for
Microsecond-Scale Networking.
SOSP 2023, Koblenz, Germany.
Awarded Distinguished Artifact.
Clamor: Extending Functional Cluster Computing
Frameworks with Fine-Grained Remote Memory Access.
SoCC 2021, Hybrid.
Breakfast of Champions: Towards Zero-Copy
Serialization with NIC Scatter-Gather.
HotOS 2021, Virtual.
POSH: A Data-Aware Shell.
Usenix ATC 2020, Boston, USA.
Model Assertions for Monitoring and Improving ML Models.
MLSys 2020, Austin, Texas.
Model Assertions for Debugging Machine Learning.
NeurIPS MLSys Workshop 2018, Montreal, Canada.
ICLR DebugML Workshop 2019, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Restructuring Endpoint Congestion Control.
ACM SIGCOMM 2018, Budapest, Hungary.
Pantheon: the training ground for Internet congestion-control research.
Usenix ATC 2018, Boston, USA. Awarded Best Paper.
Misc.
I am always on the lookout for a good scone, and I enjoy making lattes.
Once I contributed a small Linux kernel
commit :P.