Taught weekly sections, held office hours and review sessions, graded homework, labs and exams, oversaw bomb lab. Fall 2022 CS 33: Computer OrganizationWinter 2023 CS 151B/ECE 116C: Computer ArchitectureSpring 2023 CS 33: Computer Organization

Designed data path RTL blocks to facilitate next-generation IP shift to a new synchronous bus protocol, TileLink2. Specialized in modules related to cache coherent, orderable transactions.

-Network on IF (NoIF): Novel Communication Controller architecture testing. Verification and testing a novel memory controller to ensure that it processed data correctly in simulations, then move it to a Xilinx Virtex-7 FPGA to test and validate.-Space study of High Bandwidth Memory(HBM): alpha particle irradiation of 3DS with Vanderbilt's Pelletron particle accelerator to understand 3DS mem limitations in space. Worked on experimental design and testing plan in collaboration with IBM, Vanderbilt, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, and the OpenPOWER Foundation.

Implemented a testbench monitor for Chip to GPU synchronization on system wakeup for future SoCs. Supported verification team on resolving tickets related to system wake-up and removing hard-coded components.

Re-architected RTL module for Apple's future SoCs and IP library involving intra-chip communication and control with APB and AXI bus interfaces. Debugged with Synopsys Verdi and Spyglass lint, added assertions, and supported DV teams to verify changes.

Developed an interactive timing tool to debug failing timing paths. Implemented SV syntax highlighting and detection for the Monaco Editor used by Microsoft Azure and VSCode. Worked with full stack of TypeScript, React, Python, Azure Functions, CosmosDB, TCL scripts.

Summer internship with Dr. Igor Sokolov at the Tufts Advanced Technology Lab researching an independent project to engineer a novel atomic force microscopy based nano-stethoscope sound filtration system with applications in the biomedical healthcare industry.