Published multiple papers on topics such as SoC design, vector engines, data-parallel acceleration, power delivery and thermal-aware 3D architectures, etc.; holds a patent titled 'Vectorized Operations for Sparse Kernels' (US 20230367843A1).
Research Experience
Worked as a research co-op at AMD Research on modeling AMD’s next-generation GPU’s cache system and developing a cache coherence testing framework in gem5 simulator in 2017; interned at Arm Research to explore wafer-scale many-core architecture and Arm’s Scalable Matrix Extension (SME) during his PhD.
Education
Received a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Mississippi in 2016; earned a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Cornell University in 2024, advised by Prof. Christopher Batten.
Background
Currently a CPU architect at Tenstorrent, focusing on high-performance RISC-V processors. Research interests include efficient parallel frameworks, support for heterogeneous multi-core systems, next-generation vector architectures, and sparse matrix computation.