I am an incoming first year PhD student at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) advised by Professor Tony Nowatzki.

My current research interests are in compilers and developing abstractions for heterogeneous architectures. At the moment, I am working under the guidance of Professor Tyler Sorensen on a project that explores simultaneous computation on various configurations of heterogeneous devices (CPUs and GPUs).

I also have the great pleasure of working with Professor Benedict Paten, Yohei Rosen MD, and the folks over at UCSC’s Computational Genomics Lab on describing genetic sites in pangenomic graphs. I received my CS BS degree from the University of California, Santa Cruz (UCSC).

I will be joining Professor Tony Nowatzki’s PolyArch Research Group for my PhD.

I graduated with a CS BS from UCSC!

I am excited to join Professors Scott Beamer, Heiner Litz, and Tyler Sorensen along with my fellow UCSC teammates for the inaugural Winter Classic Invitational Cluster Competition.

1. Simultaneous Computation on Heterogeneous Devices

2. Describing Genetic Sites