Ilias Marinos
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Ilias Marinos

Google Scholar ID: wQ8N7-4AAAAJ
Microsoft Research
Network StacksNetwork PerformanceSystemsSecurity
Citations & Impact
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Citations
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H-index
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Publications
20
 
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Resume (English only)
Academic Achievements
  • - Publications:
  • - Efficient Policy-Rich Rate Enforcement with Phantom Queues, ACM SIGCOMM, 2024
  • - DBO: Fairness for Cloud-Hosted Financial Exchanges, ACM SIGCOMM, 2023
  • - Resilient Baseband Processing in Virtualized RANs with Slingshot, ACM SIGCOMM, 2023
  • - Awards:
  • - Google PhD Fellowship in Systems & Networking, 2016
  • - NetApp Advanced Technology Group Fellowship, 2015, to support research on network and storage stack specialization for performance (joint work with Robert N.M. Watson).
Research Experience
  • - Systems Researcher, NVIDIA, August 2024 - Present: Next-gen Programmable NICs, transports for AIML, RPC acceleration.
  • - Senior Researcher, Microsoft Research, Networking Research Group, Redmond, USA, November 2018 - August 2024: Design and implementation of “Delivery Based Ordering” system that provides fairness for high frequency trading in cloud-hosted financial exchanges; production-friendly network stack to accelerate communication in cloud environments; compiler-based optimizations for cloud SDN policy rulesets; over-the-network disaggregation of 5G PHY and MAC layers to enable cloud-native 5G vRANs.
  • - Software Engineer (Internship), Google, Mountain View, California, USA, September 2015 - January 2016: Worked on host data plane acceleration for high-performance networking using custom kernel-bypass frameworks and built part of a production low-latency userspace packet switching engine and software NIC.
  • - Systems Engineer, Bytemobile Inc (Now part of Citrix), November 2009 - May 2011: Lab design and implementation for network performance emulating thousands of clients using load balancers, complex network topologies, open-source and proprietary traffic generators on top of 10GbE hardware. Also worked on application and kernel optimizations to scale network performance.
  • - Software Engineer, Google Summer of Code (FreeBSD organization), May 2009 - August 2009: Designed and implemented a new model for TrustedBSD Audit, supporting multiple audit facilities and extended the project to support a prototype audit subsystem for FreeBSD jails.
  • - Systems & Network Administrator, Bytemobile Inc (Now part of Citrix), June 2007 - June 2008: Responsible for Bytemobile European Development Center’s core IT infrastructure including gateways, DNS, policy-based routing, firewalls, and other services.
Education
  • - PhD in Computer Science, University of Cambridge, UK, 2012-2018, Supervisors: Robert N.M. Watson and Mark Handley
  • - MSc in Networked Computer Systems, University College London, UK, 2011-2012
  • - Diploma in Computer Engineering & Informatics, University of Patras, Greece, 2003-2008
Background
  • Systems researcher with a keen interest in high-performance networked computer systems. Research interests include host dataplane acceleration, kernel-bypass I/O frameworks, userspace network (TCP/IP, UDP/IP) and storage (NVMe) stacks, RDMA, scheduling, device drivers, etc. Also conducted research in systems security, focusing on hybrid capability systems and compiler-assisted application compartmentalization frameworks.
Miscellany
  • Contact: ilias [at] marinos.io
  • Personal Website: marinos.io
  • Social Media: @marinosi
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