Principal Member of the Technical Staff Resume Austin, TX, USA - Hire IT People

SUMMARY

I work in the fields of computer architecture, systems design, and warehouse scale computing. My interests include both engineering and business aspects of developing and delivering new technologies and capabilities.

AEAS OF EXPERTISE

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Confidential, Austin, TX, USA

Principal Member of the Technical Staff

Responsibilities:

Leading research and advanced development projects on memory systems.
Leading technical engagements with server customers and partners on memory systems and servers for HPC, cloud, and other applications.
Lead patent productivity efforts within Research and work with Research and corporate leadership to drive patent strategy and education companywide.
University of Virginia

Confidential, Charlottesville, VA

Visiting Associate Professor

Responsibilities:

I was a technical leader and a manager in the IBM Cloud Innovation Lab, whose goal is to build a large-scale, next-generation IaaS cloud from the ground up. I served as the lead operations architect of this cloud. My duties and accomplishments include:
Design and delivery of OSS and BSS systems and processes, including data center operations, automation for efficient and reliable at-scale operations, support models and team design for both the cloud customers and operators, and offering management.
Bringing together DevOps squads within the Cloud Innovation Lab and others parts of the IBM Cloud division for the OSS and BSS integration of this IaaS platform into the overall IBM Cloud portfolio.
Recruiting and managing talent across different squads in Austin.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)

Confidential, Boxborough, MA

Senior Member of the Technical Staff

Responsibilities:

I built and led a talented team that defined and drove research into resiliency and reliability. The research carried out by this team included the development of new reliability techniques, RAS design methodologies and tools, and field studies of large system deployments. This work influenced product development in AMD, enhanced customer engagement, grew AMD's patent portfolio in RAS, and yielded publications at top peer-reviewed venues.
Provided guidance to R&D groups within the company and engaged in customer interactions related to emerging memory technologies.
Initiated and lead an effort to establish a research program in AMD in India.
Served as the technical lead for reliability in the Confidential Department of Energy funded Exascale FastForward, Fast- Forward2, and DesignForward2 contracts.
University of Virginia

Confidential Charlottesville, VA, USA

Associate Professor

Responsibilities:

Designed and prototyped a distributed software infrastructure called SEMA for collecting and analyzing failure data from a large pool of systems. This project subsequently won the Intel Divisional Recognition Award and the Intel Achievement Award .
Developed a main memory system simulator for IBM p-Series™ servers and carried out a pathfinding study for future server memory system designs.

Confidential, Hudson, MA, USA

Faculty Consultant

Responsibilities:

Worked on refinements to runtime AVF predictors and evaluated feasibility of implementing this technology in x86 cores.
Defined and contributed to a project on architecture support for improving reliability of accelerator-based platforms.