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I've graduated. I'm now a software engineer at Google in Seattle. OverviewI earned my PhD, with a focus in computer architecture, in December of 2016. My advisor was David Wood. My work explored ways to make general-purpose graphics processing units (GPGPUs) easier to program. To test many of my ideas, I used gem5, which is a cycle-level simulator that models a computer. I helped bring up the first version of gem5-gpu, which integrates gpgpu-sim into gem5; this makes it possible to model CPUs and GPUs in the same system. I also spent a lot of time at AMD Research, where I made large contributions to a similar tool that adds a proprietary GPU model to gem5—an open source version is now available.Research Papers
The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC17), 2017. Local copy: pdf
Miscellaneous
First Annual gem5 User Workshop with MICRO-45. 2012. Master's Thesis
Portland State University (advised by Xiaoyu Song), 2010. PhD Thesis
University of Wisconsin-Madison (advised by David A. Wood), 2016. |
