I am an associate professor of Computer Science at NYU's Courant Institute. I am broadly interested in computer networks. My research focus is enabling ubiquitous network programmability. Within this focus, we have developed new hardware designs, system software like compilers and multi-tenant runtimes, and applications such as distributed consensus and fair-access stock exchanges. Our projects often involve building substantial hardware-software systems. I am also a technical advisor at Clockwork and work closely with the P4 community and Barefoot Networks (now part of Intel). I received my PhD from MIT in 2017 and my BTech from IIT Madras in 2010.

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