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I am a PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University advised by Prof. Anthony Rowe and Prof. Ben Titzer. My research interests currently span software virtualization and debugging for edge systems, with auxillary interests in compilers and operating systems. I am particularly excited by WebAssembly as a tool for low-level virtualization for edge cyber-physical systems.
I completed my B.S in ECE at UT Austin, with a focus in computer architeture and embedded systems.
I often engross myself in personal projects, hackathons, and engineering endaevors. A notably exciting one was a fully-functional in-house out-of-order RISC-V core with custom perfomance-enhancing extensions to the ISA. A more detailed list of my personal projects can be found here
Career goals aside, I am an outdoorsy person with an interest in sports like surfing, trekking, and climbing. Music is a fairly great escape into my artistic side. Culturally, as an Indian-American with a mixed bag of cultural exposure, I hope to absorb and embrace the best parts of both.
News
- Jan 2025: Paper Accepted -- Thin-Kernel Interfaces for WebAssembly at EuroSys '25!
- Jan 2025: Paper Accepted -- Silverline (collaboration with Bosch Research) at RTAS '25!
- Oct 2024: Invited talk -- Unveiling CPS Heisenbugs at Scale at Bosch RDS Tech Colloquium
- Jun 2024: Invited talk -- Leveraging Wasm as a Debugging Target at Wasm Research Day
- Oct 2023: Invited talk -- Leveraging Wasm Instrumentation at Wasm Research Day (with Tianshu Huang)
- Apr 2023: Officially a PhD Candidate after passing my qualifiers
- Oct 2022: Invited talk -- Giving the Cloud an Edge with WebAssembly at Wasm Research Day (with Tianshu Huang)
- Jun 2022: Edge IoT Internship at Bosch Research begins for the Summer of '22!
- Aug 2021: Started my PhD at Carnegie Mellon University!
- May 2021: Graduated with a Bachelors degree from UT Austin
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Work Address
CIC 2313E (2nd floor)
4720 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213