Jared Roesch Email & Phone Number

Santa Clara, Ca, Us

Focused on deep learning/AI systems software, serving, compilers & runtimes. I joined Nvidia as part of OctoAI.

I began contributing to TVM in 2017, designing the Relay IR, then becoming a committer, then PMC member. I was the #2 contributor to the project for a number of years leading up to the starting of OctoAI.

London, England, Gb

I was a committer with r+ to the Rust compiler and contributed heavily during 2014-2016 timeframe. I focused mostly on the type system and error handling of the compiler, notably helping to implement where clauses, and other type inference improvements.

Seattle, Washington, Us

Lead OctoAI (previously OctoML) as CTO, and head of product through a major product transition and successful exit. Most notably building and launching our LLM serving engine, and AI APIs with the team.

Seattle, Washington, Us

Co-founded OctoML: a company focused on accelerating AI teams through automation. We are building core technology, tools and products for ML systems and deployment.

Redmond, Washington, Us

I worked as part of the Project Everest team building tools for developing a formally verified end-to-end TLS 1.3 stack. My work mostly focused on improving verification performance, and developing Kremlin and optimizing compiler from F* to C.

Seattle, Wa, Us

I served as the teaching assistant for undergraduate operating systems (CSE 451). We used jos a teaching operating system designed at MIT.

San Francisco, Ca, Us

Working on the Rust programming language and compiler.

Santa Barbara, Ca, Us

I also have recently become a member of UCSB's ArchLab and I am spending the majority of my research time on projects that fuse ideas in theorem proving, type theory, HDLs, security, and computer architecture in novel ways.

Santa Barbara, Ca, Us

I am a member of Programming Languages(PL) Lab at UCSB doing research under professor Ben Hardekopf. My focuses are in the areas of program analysis, interpreters, compilers and type theory. My recent work has been centered around collaborative work on program generation, and its application to language implementation fuzzing.

Santa Barbara, California, Us

I have worked at Invoca for two summers and throughout the academic year on small projects. One project was experiments around optimizing the warehousing layer in order to improve its performance. As well as helping to drive the company's business intelligence efforts. A high performance API server that provided a minimum 40x performance increase for clients over the existing API, as well as setting design precedence for future services. I have also worked on smaller projects such as experimental patches to the Ruby interpreter, debugging and concurrency tools. During my second summer I helped lead the port of the entire code base to Ruby 2.0 as well as performing many refactors everywhere from the view to telephony layer. I also co-lead the effort to completely redesign our API documentation and worked on every level from doc extraction to presentation.

I have worked here both part-time during the year and full-time during two summers, doing a wide variety of things. I designed and implemented both the first and second iterations of the internal backend API, that provided authentication, access, sharing, and consistency for a user's file system. I also worked on the design and implementation of the web services which were improved in multiple iterations. I also helped write C++ for the Mac version of the client application.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Science & Engineering

Master Of Science (M.S.), Computer Science

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Creative Studies (Computer Science Emphasis)

Education record