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I am an undergraduate student at Princeton University studying Computer Science in the School of Engineering and Applied Science.
I want to build impactful systems using cutting edge technology
and have tailored my Princeton studies towards familiarizing myself
with the tools and skills necessary for achieving this goal.
I am particularly interested in distributed systems, robotics, databases and operating systems. |
Education |
I am currently an undergraduate (class of 2020) at Princeton University studying Computer Science and Engineering.
Recently my focus has been operating systems and computer systems in general. In Spring 19 I worked under supervision of Prof. Amit Levy to write a small bare metal OS kernel in Rust (Poster. Presentation). Relevant Coursework:
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Experience |
Over the summer of 2019 I worked with Amit Levy and his graduate students on a research project aiming to formalize and build a new serverless architecture
based on Amazon Firecracker in order to improve resource utilization.
As a contributor I examined the initial boot sequence of Linux kernel and built optimized kernel images for Firecracker that made the VM boot 1.5 times faster.
Starting from the summer of 2018 I worked at TimescaleDB first as an intern and starting from September of 2018 as Software Engineer contributing to core database features.
During the academic year I led the efforts to test, adapt and deploy TimescaleDB on RaspberryPi TimescaleDB is an open source time-series database built on top of PostgreSQL. You can check out some of my contributions here |
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