I am an assistant professor at Georgia Tech in the School of Computational Science and Engineering. Previously, I was the Grace Hopper Postdoctoral Fellow in Computing Sciences at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, where I was lucky to be hosted by Dr. Aydin Buluc. Before that, I graduated with my Ph.D. in Computer Science from MIT, where I was fortunate to be advised by Prof. Charles E. Leiserson. My thesis was on “The Locality-First Strategy for Developing Efficient Multicore Algorithms.”

Research interests

• Parallel and high-performance computing
• Cache-friendly algorithms and data structures
• Software performance engineering

News

[Jul. ‘25] I am co-organizing the Workshop on Highlights of Parallel Computing (HOPC) at SPAA ‘25.

[Jun. ‘25] Our paper “Bridging Cache-Friendliness and Concurrency: A Locality-Optimized In-Memory B-Skiplist” has been accepted to ICPP ‘25.

[Aug. ‘24] Our paper “Batch-Parallel Compressed Sparse Row: A Locality-Optimized Dynamic-Graph Representation” has been accepted to HPEC ‘24 as an Outstanding Student Paper.

[Aug. ‘24] This semester, I am teaching CSE 6220 / CX 4220: Introduction to HPC. Feel free to follow along on our YouTube channel.