Biography
I am on the job market, looking for full-time research positions in industry.
Hey there! I am a fifth-year PhD student at National University of Singapore, co-supervised by Prof. Li-Shiuan Peh and Prof. Tulika Mitra. During my PhD, I have had the opportunity to intern at AMD Research and Renesas, and I am an incoming research intern at IBM Research, Yorktown Heights.
Prior to this, I completed my undergraduate degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering at IIIT Delhi, where I worked in the AMS Lab. I also spent time at HESL Lab at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. After graduation, I worked for two years at Qualcomm India as a CPU RTL Design Engineer.
My research lies at the intersection of VLSI design, computer architecture, and AI, developing hardware-software co-design solutions for performance and efficiency bottlenecks in the post Dennard era. I focus on reconfigurable architectures and GPU-based accelerators for irregular and mixed-precision workloads driven by sparsity and quantization, supported by LLVM-based compiler toolchains. Validated through real-world chip tapeouts, my work advances performance, energy efficiency, and reliability while reducing the carbon footprint of modern computing.
In the past, I have been fortunate to collaborate with Prof. Lieven Eeckhout [Ghent University], Prof. Weng-Fai Wong [NUS], Prof. Trevor Carlson [NUS], Prof. Sujay Deb [IIIT-Delhi], Prof. Lam Siew Kei [NTU], and Saru Vig [Google].
Interests
- Reconfigurable and Composable Architectures
- Machine Learning Accelerators
- Distributed Computing
Education
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PhD in Computer Science and Engineering
National University of Singapore
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BTech in Electronics and Communication Engineering, 2018
IIIT Delhi, India