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Princeton University Email: sssix AT cs ...
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I am a 2nd year PhD student in the Department of Computer Science at Princeton University. I work with Robert Tarjan in the Theory group and Michael Freedman in the Scalable Network Systems (SNS) group. Prior to this, I worked for three years in the Network Load Balancing group of Windows Server at Microsoft. I received my S. B. and M. Eng. in Computer Science from MIT.
My research interests lie at the boundary of systems and theory,
with the goal of allowing ideas and techniques to flow freely in
either direction. On the theory side, I am interested in the
design and analysis of data structures and algorithms for
combinatorial problems that are efficient in practice. On the
systems side, I am interested in building scalable and reliable
distributed systems. Put together, I am interested in the
algorithms, designs, and tools needed to build provably
scalable, fault-tolerant distributed systems. In all my work,
simplicity and elegance is the ultimate goal.
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