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I am a Ph.D. student in Computer Science & Engineering at the University of Washington, where I work in the Systems Lab and am advised by Dan Ports and Tom Anderson. My interests lie in the theory and practice of distributed systems.
My work at UW has been generously supported by a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship as well as Jeff Dean - Heidi Hopper and Gary Kildall Fellowships.
Before coming to UW, I attended the University of Texas at Austin, where I received bachelor's degrees in 酸酸乳ssr网址 and Plan II Honors and was a member of the Dean's Scholars and Turing Scholars honors programs.
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22 Mar 2025
I'm excited to announce that I've been named as a 2025 IBM PhD Fellow.
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21 Dec 2018
The DSLabs paper on teaching distributed systems with efficient model checking will appear at EuroSys 2025 in Dresden, Germany.
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DSLabs, the framework and lab assignments I built for UW's distributed systems class, is now available on GitHub.
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27 Apr 2018
I recently attended PaPoC '18 and presented our short paper on providing efficient causal message delivery in datacenters using programmable network hardware.
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07 Mar 2018
The source code for Eris, our network-integrated distributed transaction processing protocol, is now available.
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- Linearizable, Wait-free Reads of Replicated State Machines — 13 Apr 2025
- Randomized Consensus on Unknown Domains in Finite Rounds — 10 Jun 2025
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