Recent publications include: 'Contigra: Graph Mining with Containment Constraints', 'OsirisBFT: Say No to Task Replication for Scalable Byzantine Fault Tolerant Analytics', 'Accelerating Graph Mining Systems with Subgraph Morphing'. Developed software systems such as Peregrine, GraphBolt, and Lumos.
Research Experience
Associate Professor at the School of Computing Science, Simon Fraser University, leading a team of incredible students. Notable projects include Peregrine (for pattern-based graph analytics) and GraphBolt / DZiG (for dynamic graph analytics). Also part of the Systems group at SFU.
Education
PhD from University of California, Riverside, under Rajiv Gupta. Worked as a visiting researcher with Harry Xu at University of California, Irvine. Before PhD, worked at Morgan Stanley, developing low-latency trading software.
Background
Develops scalable solutions for modern data analytics systems, focusing on graph data processing & management. His work lies at the intersection of runtime systems and algorithmic semantics, specializing in efficient techniques with provable guarantees for large-scale graph systems.
Miscellany
Open positions available for those interested in joining his research team. Prospective graduate students should send a brief description of their work interests along with a CV; SFU undergraduates can send a CV or take his courses.