Efficient ML Systems and LLM Infrastructure

Building scalable, practical, and trustworthy machine learning systems.

I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Rutgers University. My research focuses on scalable and efficient machine learning algorithms and systems, with a current emphasis on LLMs.

Rutgers CS Distributed ML LLM Systems Federated Learning

Background

I was a Senior Project Scientist at the Machine Learning Department at CMU, working with Eric Xing. I obtained my PhD in Computer Science from UW-Madison, advised by Dimitris Papailiopoulos.

Research Direction

I study efficient training and serving of large-scale machine learning models, especially large language models under real system constraints.

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Spring 2026CS 439, Intro to Data Science
Fall 2025RU CS 671, Recent Advances in Large Language Models

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Area Chair: NeurIPS 2026, MLSys 2025, CPAL 2026

PC Member: DAC 2024, EuroSys 2024, SOSP 2023 (light PC), MLSys 2023-2026, SIGKDD 2022, AAAI 2021-2022

Reviewer (Journals): JMLR, TMLR, IEEE TNNLS, IEEE IoT-J, IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking

Reviewer (Conferences): SC 2026, COLM 2026, ICML 2019-2026, NeurIPS 2019-2025, CVPR 2021-2023, ICCV 2021-2022, ICLR 2021-2025, AAAI 2021-2024, SIGKDD 2022-2023