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Xin JIN Department of Computer Science Princeton University Email: xinjin AT cs DOT princeton DOT edu | |||||||
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Hi, I'm Xin JIN, a graduate student in Department of Computer Science, Princeton University. I'm working with Professor Jennifer Rexford. I received my B.S. in computer science and B.A. in economics from Peking University in 2011.
Research
I have a broad research interests in networking and distributed systems. Currently I'm working on topics related to software-defined networks, cellular/wireless networks, middleboxes.- Scalable Cellular Core Network Archietcture: This project tries to rethink cellular core network architecture. We want to design a scalable architecture that can supports fine-grained policies for mobile devices in cellular core networks.
- Modular Applications in Software Defined Network: Network management is very complex and involves a wide variety of management tasks. We want to design a system that can transparent resolve conflicts of different network applications so as to enahnce modularity.
- Ensemble Routing for Data Center Networks: As today's data centers have hundreds of thousands of servers, scalability is a main design goal for data center networks. We propose ensemble routing, which greatly reduces management overhead and is scalable to manage a huge amount of traffic flows.
- Virtual Switching to Improve Cloud Security: Sharing the server and network infrastructure in the cloud creates new vulnerabilities, where one tenant can attack another by compromising the underlying hypervisor. We design a system that supports virtualized networking using software switches without a hypervisor.
Publications
- Ziyu Shao, Xin Jin , Wenjie Jiang, Minghua Chen, Mung Chiang, "Intra-Data-Center Traffic Engineering with Ensemble Routing", in IEEE International Conference on Computer Communications (INFOCOM), April 2013.
- Xin Jin , Eric Keller, Jennifer Rexford, "Virtual Switching Without a Hypervisor for a More Secure Cloud", in USENIX Workshop on Hot Topics in Management of Internet, Cloud, and Enterprise Networks and Services (Hot-ICE), April 2012.
- ChaoYi Bian, Xin Jin , Chao Liu, XiaoMing Li, Wei Yan, "Relative Link Quality Assessment and Hybrid Routing Scheme for Wireless Mesh Networks", in IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), June 2011.
- Xin Jin , Weijie Su, Wei Yan, "Quantitative Analysis of the VANET Connectivity: Theory and Application", in IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC), May 2011.
- Xin Jin , Weijie Su, Wei Yan, "A Study of the VANET Connectivity by Percolation Theory", in IEEE Intelligent Vehicular Communications System Workshop (IVCS), January 2011.
Experience
- Research Assistant at Network Systems Group, with Jennifer Rexford, 09/2011-Present.
- Software Development Intern at WeaverMobile, Inc., with Mike Ji, 07/2011-08/2011.
- Research Intern at Microsoft Research Asia, with Chuanxiong Guo, 07/2010-08/2010.
- Research Assistant at CNDS Lab, Peking University, with Wei Yan, 09/2008-07/2011.
Teaching
- Teaching Assistant (02/2013-05/2013)
Advanced Programming Techniques, Professor Brian Kernighan, Princeton University
- Teaching Assistant (09/2010-012011)
Introduction to Computer Networks, Professor Weihong Wang, Peking University
Awards and Honors
- Princeton University Graduate Fellowship, 2011
- Beijing Outstanding Graduates, 2011
- Peking University Outstanding Graduates, 2011
- National Scholarship, 2009 & 2010
- China Economic Research Scholarship, 2010
- Peking University Merit Student, 2008 & 2009
- Suzhougongyeyuanqu Scholarship, 2008