Hi there, hello.
I am a fourth-year PhD student in the Syslab and Sampa groups at the University of Washington, advised by Tom Anderson, Irene Zhang, and Luis Ceze. I am broadly interested in designing efficient computer systems, and am particularly motivated by technologies with strong implications for social impact.
I am working towards fungible computation in data centers. Our goal is to execute applications interchangeably on different hardware platforms to reduce energy usage while meeting latency deadlines. To this end, I am building an orchestrator that schedules computation interchangeably on CPUs and FPGAs.
In my first year, I worked on the original design and prototypes of μTVM, a deep learning framework for resource-constrained bare-metal devices, which has since been integrated at OctoML.
Before UW, I had some incredible experiences at Microsoft Research India, Carnegie Mellon University, and the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems, where I dabbled in computer architecture and real-time systems research.
I received my bachelors degree in computer science from BITS Pilani.
Demikernel accepted at SOSP’21!
SoundWatch invited for publication at CACM Research Highlights!
Dhruv presented SoundWatch at ASSETS’20! We won the Best Artifact Award!!
I presented my Wild and Crazy Ideas talk on Extreme Memoization at ASPLOS!
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