I am a fourth year Ph.D. student at the Computer Science Department of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. I am working with Professor Brighten Godfrey, and also closely working with Professor Radhika Mittal. Also, I earned my Bachelor and Master at the Computer Science at UNIST, South Korea, working with Professor Myeongjae Jeon.
I am broadly interested in system and networking. My current research focuses on cloud infrastructure, specifically for LLM inference. I aim to improve application performance, reduce costs, and enhance reliability by making infrastructure more application-aware. My projects include request routing for microservices in geo-distributed clusters (SLATE), ML-based routing for LLM inference in heterogeneous GPU clusters, verification for reliable cluster management (Kivi), and Memory-aware ML training job co-location framework (Zico).
Most likely, you can find me on the 3rd floor at Siebel Center for Computer Science at Urbana, IL (or at a cafe in Urbana-Champaign)
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Sports
I love doing all different kinds of sports such as basketball, running, swimming, freediving, tennis, and more. So, half of my joints have been goneā¦
Backpacking
In the past, I enjoyed rather extreme backpacking trips, mostly solo trips. Extreme as in no plan, no reservation (hotel or transportation), just a backpack and taking a flight to a new place by myself, not knowing where to go other than the first city. It is like an unopened gift box. I did it intentionally to meet as many new and diverse people as possible and hidden gems in the world. And it definitely worked.
This extreme style of traveling started from a solo backpacking that I made at 15 years old to Japan where I lost all the cashes I had and cried on a random street.
The places I have been are from Japan, Thailand, India, Nepal, Myammar, Cambodia, Morroco, all Europe countries except for the north part, etc.