Since June 2015, I work on architectures and the design of
memory and ARMv8 subsystems, as well as their SoC integration at Huawei
Technologies' Advanced Computing team in München, Germany. From 2007 to
2014, I developed integrated
hardware-software technologies for memory
subsystems, manycore, and resource management at Intel in
Braunschweig, Germany. Before,
at Infineon Technologies in Munich, Germany, I developed
programmable microarchitectures
and their programming views for network applications at the Corporate
Research
and Communication Solutions departments. I was a
post-doctoral researcher in the Mescal group at UC Berkeley from 2002
to 2004
working on
methods for ASIP design. I received my Ph.D. (Dr. sc. techn.) from ETH
Zurich, Switzerland, in 2001 for my work on QoS
network processors. My
interests include architectures, methods and tools for developing x86
platforms, ASIPs, system-level design, and analysis of MP-SoCs.
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