Gave the (first ever!) talk to the Portal group on machine learning compiler techniques and tribulations.
Paper on Burrito, a compiler for a sparse array language that supports shape operators accepted to OOPSLA ’24.
Gave a talk on exploring the use of e-graphs for better finite state machine generation to the CAPRA group at Cornell University.
Hit the 1,000 lb club (at 182 lbs)! Bench 225, Squat 355, Deadlift 420.
Workshop paper accepted at YArch ’24 on streaming tensor programs!
Ran the Death Valley marathon (3 of N).
Officially began my PhD at Stanford University.
Left Google after two years with the XLA compiler and TPU backend team.
Received the Cloud Tech impact Awards (CTIA) for LLM serving optimizations.
Awarded a spot bonus from the VP of Engineering (Google) for improvements to large language models through compiler optimizations.
Our paper Stepwise Debugging for Hardware Accelerators won the distinguished artifact award at ASPLOS ’23.
Awarded the Edwin S. Webster Graduate Fellowship by MIT EECS.
Paper on Cider, a stepwise debugger for Calyx, conditionally accepted to ASPLOS ’23.
Awarded a peer bonus from two members of the ASIC Design Verification team for providing guidance with respect to the XLA compiler and C++.
Awarded a peer bonus from a team member for improving XLA compiler code.
Received C++ readability at Google within two months of applying.
Gave a talk on Calyx for the Applications Driving Architectures (ADA) Center.
Partook in a student veteran panel for the Cornell University Military Alumni Network.