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Princeton University,
Network Systems Group – Research Assistant |
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2006-present
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- Used optimization theory to design several distributed multipath routing protocols that improve
network performance and simplify network management.
- Designed a novel routing scheme that secures interdomain routing in the Internet and allows
incremental deployment in practice.
- Demonstrated the performance and security benefits of the protocols through extensive
simulations.
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AT&T Labs, Inc. –
Research Intern |
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Summer 2009
Summer 2008 |
- Developed a new simple routing algorithm resilient to network failures.
- Performed theoretical analysis as well as experimental evaluation of the algorithm.
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FastSoft, Inc. –
Software Engineer Intern |
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Summer 2006
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- Implemented and tested key features of a proprietary WAN acceleration product in the
Linux kernel.
- Conducted performance testing and benchmarking of the device on a testbed and on
the Internet.
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Caltech –
Summer Undergraduate
Research Fellowship (SURF)
Named Arthur Rock SURF Fellow
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Summer 2005
Summer 2004 |
- Demonstrated how TCP can achieve both max-min fairness and rapid convergence.
- Implemented and optimized the new TCP protocol, TCP MaxNet, in the Linux kernel.
- Evaluated performance of the protocol on a WAN testbed and compared performance
with other TCP protocols.
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Caltech,
Networking Laboratory – Research Assistant |
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Fall 2004
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- Developed a set of automated performance measurement tools.
- Compared performance of various TCPs, including experimental versions of TCP FAST.
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