About me

I am a Ph.D. student working under the guidance of Professor Amer Diwan at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

I successfully defended my dissertation entitled "Improving Performance of Mobile Programs via a Compilation Service" on August 30, 2004.

Research Interests

My research interests include programming languages, compilers and optimizations, and embedded devices. More specifically, I am interested in improving performance (e.g., run time and power consumption) of programs running under virtual machines by exploring code optimization and other novel ideas such as off-loading compilation to a server.

My Ph.D. dissertation is on the topic of designing, implementing, and evaluating compilation server to improve performance of (mobile) programs.

For my Master's thesis, I designed and implemented an infrastructure for instrumenting Java bytecode instructions called BIT: Bytecode Instrumenting Tool under the direction of Dr. Ben Zorn.