Hammad Ather
High-Performance Computing | Parallel I/O | Machine Learning | Storage Systems
High-Performance Computing | Parallel I/O | Machine Learning | Storage Systems
I am a 5th year PhD candidate in Computer Science, co-advised by Dr. Hank Childs and Dr. Allen D. Malony, at the University of Oregon. Prior to joining the University of Oregon, I received my Bachelors in Computer Science from National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST-NU) in 2018.
My research interests encompass high-performance computing (HPC), high-performance storage systems, parallel
I/O, and workload analysis. I develop frameworks that intelligently characterize and optimize parallel I/O performance in HPC systems, leveraging runtime and offline analysis techniques. I have collaborated with multiple U.S.
national laboratories, including Fermilab, Lawrence Livermore National Lab, and Lawrence Berkeley National
Lab, contributing to projects that optimize High Energy Physics applications and parallel I/O workflows. My CV can be found here.