As a passionate Computer Engineering PhD student at Arizona State University, I bring a wealth of experience in software development, research, and teaching. My electrical and computer engineering journey began at the University of Arizona, where I earned both my bachelor’s and master’s degrees. With a strong foundation in programming languages like Python, C++, and Java, I’ve contributed to cutting-edge projects in RISC-V systems, machine learning, and FPGA design. My professional experience spans roles at General Motors, Photometrics, and Microchip, where I’ve consistently improved processes and implemented innovative solutions. As I continue my doctoral studies, I’m excited to push the boundaries of computer engineering and contribute to groundbreaking research in the field.
The mission of Make Programming Simple Lab is to investigate novel architectural, compiler, runtime, and system operation mechanisms to make the task of programming complex and ambitious applications easier on distributed and heterogeneous computing platforms.