About me
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Engineering at the University of Florida, advised by Dr. Guanpeng Li in the Dependable Systems Lab. My research lies at the intersection of dependable machine learning, high-performance computing, and scientific data systems.
I study how large language models and HPC applications behave under hardware and software faults, and I design low-overhead mechanisms that make these systems more reliable. At Argonne National Laboratory, I am advised by Dr. Sheng Di on hardware–software co-design for scientific data compression.
My current interests include:
- Dependable AI: fault characterization and low-overhead protection for LLM inference, fine-tuning, and training
- Scientific data systems: hardware-accelerated compression for large-scale scientific datasets
- HPC resilience: compiler and runtime techniques for detecting silent data corruption
Education
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Expected May 2027

Ph.D. in Computer Engineering
University of Florida · Electrical & Computer Engineering · GPA: 3.93 / 4.00
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Aug 2025

Master of Computer Science
The University of Iowa · Computer Science · GPA: 3.99 / 4.00
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May 2023

B.S. in Computer Science
Lahore University of Management Sciences · GPA: 3.61 / 4.00
Experience
Full experience-
2025–Present

Visiting Graduate Researcher
Argonne National Laboratory · Scientific data compression systems
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2025–Present

Graduate Research Assistant
University of Florida · Dependable LLM systems
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2023–2025

Graduate Research Assistant
The University of Iowa · LLVM and HPC resilience
Ongoing research
Dependable large language models
Characterizing soft-error behavior across LLM inference, parameter-efficient fine-tuning, and pretraining, while developing lightweight runtime detection.
Scientific data compression
Co-designing hardware and software compression methods for data-intensive scientific workflows.
Compiler-based HPC resilience
Developing LLVM-based silent-error detection using selective runtime monitoring for scientific and HPC applications.
Publications
All publications-
SC’26Low-Overhead Silent Error Detection for Large Language Model Inference at Scale[SC’26] Accepted; to appear
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SC’26Z-SPDK: Accelerating Lossy Compressed I/O on NVMe-SSDs[SC’26] Accepted; to appear
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SecDev’23
Selected projects
All projects-
MLMultimodal Fake News ClassificationFuses BERT-based text features with CNN-derived visual representations for multimodal classification.
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LLVMCompiler OptimizationsImplementations of research-driven LLVM optimization techniques for performance-focused workloads.
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VisionCOVID SOP Violation DetectionA real-time multi-camera system for mask detection, top-view projection, and density heatmaps.