• Currently a Staff Software Engineer at Google, leading the design and introduction of a novel low-pause time generational garbage collector and ahead-of-time compilation model for the Android ART runtime.
• His PhD research created numerous binary translator projects that were commercialized at Transitive Technologies and used in Apple's Rosetta, SGI, and IBM products.
• Developed in-house Google compilers and optimization projects for Android and cloud environments, and contributes to tools in the Linux kernel.
• Recipient of the Edwards award for best undergraduate computer engineering student (awarded by Tom Kilburn) and an Atlas scholarship.
• Holds an undergraduate degree in computer engineering with a focus on digital electronic design, including asynchronous and ECAD tools.
• Served as a university research fellow, focusing on virtual machines, metacircular implementations, parallelizing compilers, and novel architectural designs.

Biography