I am a Electrical Engineering PhD student in Stanford University. My area of
interest is computer architecture, with a special focus on
Domain-specific Architectures and HW/SW Co-design.
Recently, I have been working on accelerators for training Large Language Models.
Total GPA: 4.16 / 4.3 (Summa Cum Laude)
Jongmin Kim, Gwangho Lee, Sangpyo Kim, Gina Sohn, John Kim, Minsoo Rhu, Jung Ho Ahn
Shine Kim, Yunho Jin, Gina Sohn, Jonghyun Bae, Tae Jun Ham, Jae W. Lee.
Advisor: Professor Jae W. Lee
Project Goal: To overcome the memory capacity problem in extreme-scale Deep Neural Network training by using a custom hardware accelerator and an efficient Flash-based memory system
My Role: workload analysis through simulator (MAESTRO), memory access pattern analysis, simulator integration, porting DNN models (Bert, Resnet, GPT-3, T5)
Advisor: Professor Jung Ho Ahn
Research Topic: Designing a Homomorphic Encryption Accelerator
Project Goal: Developing an organ segmentation Deep Neural Network model for CT scans
Silver Prize at the Academic Festival of Seoul National University’s College of Liberal Studies
Project Goal: Developing an energy-efficient android application that provides restaurant review service based on the user’s game level and location information
Covered C++ and Java programming, Object Oriented Programming
Revised lab materials and assignment descriptions, Administered laboratories for 170 students every week, Answered questions online