I’m a PhD student and graduate research assistant at the SOCAL Research Group (UC Riverside), working under Professor Daniel Wong. My research sits at the intersection of Systems Optimization and Computer Architecture—especially using eBPF, Linux kernel tracing, and advanced observability techniques to drive better system performance and efficient runtime management.
My current focus is on leveraging eBPF for application-level metric collection, powering smarter dynamic power management and QoS-aware energy optimization in heterogeneous systems.
- eBPF & Kernel-level Instrumentation
- Linux Kernel & Systems Programming
- Systems Optimization & Performance Analysis
- Computer Architecture
- Runtime Observability & Energy Management
- Tracing application and kernel metrics with eBPF for runtime analysis
- Developing QoS-aware power management algorithms
- Optimizing energy usage and system efficiency at scale
- Exploring new methods for system-level observability in heterogeneous environments
When I’m not hacking on kernel modules or reading about computer systems, you’ll find me curled up with a good book.