About Me
I am a 7th-year Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science and Engineering at The Ohio State University, specializing in AI-integrated Cyberinfrastructure. I build agentic, resource-aware systems that help scientists run workflows smarter — from edge devices to HPC clusters. Currently a SGX3 Summer Fellow at TACC, University of Texas at Austin, and Graduate Research Assistant under Dr. Rajiv Ramnath on the NSF ICICLE AI Institute and EAGER: Bridging the Last Mile projects.
At a Glance
| 9+ years of research experience in AI, HPC, and Cyberinfrastructure + 4 years professional software engineering | 2× Best Paper — PEARC23 & PEARC25 Phil Andrews Award for Best Paper Overall (both years); OSU Best Graduate Student Research Award 2026 | 200+ students taught and guided 20+ graduate & undergraduate students directly mentored; 280+ in ICICLE NextGen network | Fully Funded M.S. — University of Minnesota Full tuition + stipend; SAIL GSR Keynote Speaker & Travel Grant 2025; multiple conference travel awards |
Research Focus
My work centers on three intersecting problems: predicting HPC resource needs before a job runs (HARP Framework), scheduling AI workloads intelligently across edge and center (Smart Scheduler), and empowering non-ML experts to deploy models in the field (ML Field Planner). I am now extending these frameworks with LLM-based agentic interfaces that let scientists describe workflows in natural language. See Research for project details.
Background
M.S. in Computer Science, University of Minnesota Duluth — NLP and semantic relation extraction with Dr. Ted Pedersen. B.Tech. in Computer Science, VNRVJIET (JNTU-Hyderabad). Four years of industry experience at CA Technologies and Spherexx.com.
Full details on the Background page.
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