Board Bring-Up
ARM and MIPS platform bring-up, early initialization, device quirks, and system reasoning before the full software stack exists.
Systems Architecture for AI Infrastructure
52 U.S. patents. Board bring-up to HBM residency. I build runtime systems that make large models tractable.
Current focus
This site maps patents, AI infra systems, CUDA study work, writing, and project microsites into a recruiter-friendly portfolio without flattening the technical depth.
Currently exploring: Hardware-enforced SRAM residency primitives for decode-bound serving and gray-failure detection in AI compute clusters.
Updated: April 2026
Systems Foundations
Much of my earlier work lived close to the machine: ARM and MIPS board bring-up, boot order, firmware flows, U-Boot, and hardware-near debugging. That environment makes causality concrete.
It teaches you to think in state transitions, failure boundaries, resource constraints, and recovery paths. Software appears only after a chain of deterministic gates actually works.
That foundation still shows up in how I approach inference systems, memory movement, runtime orchestration, and control surfaces for large-model infrastructure.
ARM and MIPS platform bring-up, early initialization, device quirks, and system reasoning before the full software stack exists.
Bootloader-centric workflows, recovery paths, initialization order, and low-level debugging when the machine is only partially alive.
The same discipline maps directly to AI infrastructure, runtime control, memory behavior, and systems that need to stay legible under pressure.
Featured Work
The fastest way to scan the body of work. Each card adds a recruiter-friendly technical summary without sanding off the underlying architecture.
Writing
Patent Record
Named inventor across device virtualization, remote testing, telemetry, operating systems, AI infrastructure, GPU runtimes, memory hierarchies, and accelerator systems.
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