Guilherme de Lima Ottoni

Princeton University
Department of Computer Science

I'm a 5th-year graduate student in Computer Science at Princeton University. I'm part of the Liberty Research Group, working with Professor David August.

Before coming to Princeton, I was a Master's student at IC-UNICAMP, as a member of the Computer Systems Lab and advised by Prof. Guido Araujo. Before that, I was an undergrad in Computer Engineering at the FURG, and a high-school student at the CTI-FURG. I also worked for Motorola Inc. / Eldorado Research Institute for some months after finishing my Master's, and interned at the Intel Compiler Lab (Summer 2005) and the Intel Programming Systems Lab (Summer 2006).

I'm proud of being a Gaúcho, from Rio Grande, Brazil.

My wife, Desirée, is also a Computer Science PhD student.

Research Interests

Click here for my publications.

Other Academic Interests

Programming Contests
I've taken part on many programming competitions. Click here to take a look!
Brazilian Olympiads in Informatics
From 2000 to 2003, I was part of the scientific and organizing committees of the Brazilian Olympiads in Informatics.
ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest
Since 2004, I've been part of the scientific committee of the South American and Brazilian Regional Contests.

Education

MA in Computer Science, 2005, Princeton University, Princeton, NJ, USA
MSc in Computer Science, 2002, State University of Campinas (UNICAMP), Campinas, SP, Brazil
BSc in Computer Engineering, 2000, Federal University of Rio Grande (FURG), Rio Grande, RS, Brazil
Data Processing Technician (high school), 1995, Technical and Industrial High School (CTI) of FURG, Rio Grande, RS, Brazil

Contact

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