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 focus is research on infrastructure, specifically for LLM inference. I aim to improve application performance, reduce costs, and enhance reliability by making infrastructure more application-aware.
My research are/were LLM inference request routing system (Lodestar), Multi-cluster request routing system for microservice applications (SLATE), Verification for cluster manager (Kivi), and GPU sharing framework for DNN training (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 gone…
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.