Akira van de Groenendaal
Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University
Hi! I'm a senior studying Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University and doing research under Prof. Juncheng Yang (Harvard). Currently, I work on ML systems with interests in workload analysis and the queueing dynamics of LLM inference.
News
- Presenting some of my work on bursty arrivals and KV cache.
- Starting research at Harvard SEAS.
- Launched this site. Thanks Claude!
Recent
- blog
- project
Agentic Resume Optimizer
Orchestrates a CLI agent to run a scored resume optimization loop, inspired by autoresearch.
- teaching
15-418 — Parallel Computer Architecture and Programming
Teaches fundamental principles and engineering trade-offs involved in designing modern parallel computing systems, as well as parallel programming techniques necessary to effectively utilize these machines.
- project
OS Kernel
Unix-like kernel developed for CMU 15-410, in partnership with Tianyou Zhang.
- project
Network Simulator
Queueing theory-based network simulator in Python and C++.
- teaching
15-151 — Math Foundations for Computer Science
Introductory discrete math class for computer science and advanced math majors.
- teaching
15-213 — Introduction to Computer Systems
Provides a programmer's view of how computer systems execute programs, store information, and communicate.