Shiv Sundram

Welcome! I'm a 3rd year computer science PhD student at Stanford University, advised by Fred Kjolstad.

I'm interested in high-performance computing, domain-specific languages, and GPUs. I'm grateful to be funded by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship.

I graduated from Berkeley in 2015, where I double majored in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics.

Before Stanford I spent 4 years as a GPU and ML engineer: first at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory building parallel & scalable physics software for GPU-based supercomputers. My code was the computational heart of 15,000-GPU simulation of a human cell's lipid bilayer, and is still used by the National Cancer Instute. After that I spent 2 years at Cruise as a senior engineer working on autonomous vehicles.

I am fortunate to have been advised and mentored by many great people, including:
Prof. Fredrik Kjolstad (PhD advisor),
Prof. Alex Aiken (PhD rotation advisor),
Prof. Kunle Olukotun (PhD rotation advisor),
Profs. Armando Fox & Kathy Yelick (Undergraduate),

questions? email me

Research & Publications

Industry work

Other Presentations

Preprints

Contact

For professional communications, you are welcome to use my current academic address, shiv1@stanford.edu.

Other

You can find a variety of projects on my GitHub profile

This website was last updated on 08/08/2024 Template from the one and only Matt Sotoudeh https://masot.net/.