Studying Computer Architecture
NSF Graduate Research Fellow
Advisor: Karu Sankaralingam
B.S. Computer Engineering, Mathematics (GPA: 4.0)
Details will be shared when I can!
Developed a modified version of Qemu to operate as a device emulation service
Debugged Windows running with various emulated devices provided by Qemu
Prototyped support for DMA remapping in the Windows HAL
Demonstrated DMA remapping can be used with various in-box drivers without modification
Leveraged data analytics and Azure Machine Learning to enhance gated checkin failure analysis process
Authored open-source C++ framework for genetic algorithms
Developed Cuda accelerated computational mechanics applications
Leveraged high performance computing to streamline simulations
Currently involved in co-authoring several research papers
Developed VBA for Excel scripts to measure system verification progress metrics
Authored a tool for SELinux policy analysis based on graph search algorithms
Wrote system test applications in C++, C#, Objective-C, and Python
Modified utility tools to provide new functionality in managed C++
Recreated UML model from code for system verification
Lead lab sections for freshman programming course
Engaged with students to help them learn C
Mentored freshman students who joined my research group on their research projects
Helped them learn basics of machine learning and how to use it in a real world application
Assisted organizing Iowa Regional Future Cities Competition, 2010 – Present
Assisted organizing HackISU Hackathon, Fall 2014
Member of Iowa State CyHack leadership, 2014
Volunteered at Nvidia GPU Technology Conference, 2015
Valedictorian of graduating high school class
Placed 1st at HackISU Hackathon, Spring 2014, Spring 2015
Iowa State Honor Roll, 2013 –
Top 2% of class so far, 2013 –
Member of Tau Beta Pi
Received Tau Beta Pi Scholarship