About Me
As a PhD student I work extensively on exploring and understanding GPUs. The aim of my research is to develop a unified CPU-GPU
architecture. Before jumping head on into computer science with a focus on computer architecture I completed my undergraduate education in
Physics. As an undergraduate I worked with Prof. Yashwant Gupta
developing a Radio Transient detection pipeline at the National Center for Radio Astrophysics.
The pipeline was developed in CUDA. While working on this project I realised how hard it is to write efficient GPU code! While a GPU can
theoretically give unprecidented speedup it is very difficult to realise in practical implementation. With my experience working
with GPUs I decided to pursure computer architecture to make GPUs more efficient and easy to program on.
I later interned at SimYogTM with Prof. Dipanjan
Gope. Here I worked on optimising the company's code base using vectorization and we achieved a 2x speedup!
Apart from research work I enjoy working out; reading the news; and staying in and ordering junk food over the weekend.