Academics

I am a graduate student here at CU, and a member of the DRACO research group led by Professor Dan Connors.

My areas of interest include Multi-core thread simulation and visualization, graph theory, formal verification, and GPGPU development.

I also work as a software engineer at the National Center for Atmospheric Research in the Atmospheric Chemistry division on the HIRDLS team. We are currently researching ways of using GPUs to increase performance of our scientific applications.

Some interesting classes I have taken:

Advanced Computer Architecture
Parallel Processing
VLSI verification
Automata Thoery
Compiler Construction
Programming non-traditional multiprocessors

Background

I graduated from Cedarville University in 2005 with a BSEE. I've worked at several companies in the area doing hardware and software engineering work including:

- Colorado vNet
- Hydro Technologies
- eSoft

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