About me

I am currently working as a postdoctoral researcher in the HPDC group at VU Amsterdam, under the guidance of Prof. Henri Bal and Prof. Lin Wang (Paderborn University, Germany). My research focuses on developing efficient [networked] systems for machine learning (ML) [inference]. Along with this, I am also working on tackling communication challenges in networks of battery-less devices, with an ultimate goal of enabling distributed computation within device clusters (e.g., for running ML inference locally).

During my PhD at VU Amsterdam, I focused on developing a DL inference serving system for latency-sensitive video analytics applications by leveraging the strengths of various modern computing platforms (spanning end devices, the edge, and the cloud). Our paper, Jellyfish, received an Outstanding Paper Award at IEEE RTSS 2022. I also received a hardware grant from NVIDIA, which includes two A30 GPUs.

I received my Master’s in Parallel and Distributed Computer Systems (PDCS) from VU Amsterdam with Cum Laude honors. I have around five years of industrial experience in computer systems, specifically in distributed and data storage systems.

Note: I am actively looking for research positions, preferably in industrial labs. However, I am also open to academic and deep-tech startup positions. Here is my CV.

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