Bio

I am a recent PhD recipient from the CS Department at UIUC. I was advised by Luke Olson and additionally worked closely with Bill Gropp and Amanda Bienz.

My primary research interest is in the design of efficient strategies for large-scale data movement through the use of novel message passing algorithms to communicate data between distinct compute nodes within a distributed system.

My dissertation work primarily focused on designing efficient communication strategies within the context of scalable iterative solvers for emerging supercomputer architectures, however, these strategies are data type and application independent.

Recent technological advancements, such as cloud computing and trends within AI, necessitate the management and processing of data volumes at massive-scale. Data movement within these contexts can benefit from the same locality-aware strategies I designed within my dissertation work and plan to continue researching in the future.

Here, please find my full Curriculum Vitae.