About me

I am looking for students of all levels to supervise. If you are interested in systems research and either (a) a current/incoming student at SDSU, or (b) interested in a PhD through UC Irvine (computational science joint doctoral program) or UC San Diego (engineering joint doctoral program), see here for more details.

I am currently an assistant professor in Computer Science at San Diego State University.

Prior to my current appointment I was a researcher at Ericsson in Stockholm with the IoT and cyber-physical systems group, with whom I continue to collaborate. I have been a researcher at CECS with the Dutt Research Group, and at the chair of integrated systems at the Technical University of Munich.

I received my PhD in Computer Science under the supervision of Professor Nikil Dutt at the School of Informatics and Computer Science, University of California, Irvine. I received my MS and BS in Computer Engineering from the University of California, Santa Barbara. I have spent time as an engineer at National Security Technologies, Oracle, and Google.

My research revolves around self-aware computing systems: I work to enable resource-constrained systems to make intelligent self-management decisions at runtime, typically for high-performance cyber-physical applications.