Garrett.

Who I am:

I was born and raised in Cincinnati, home of the oldest professional baseball team, weird chilli that only the locals appreciate, and a football franchise that makes me pull out my hair every year. While Cincy is greatest city in the world, it’s not exactly a tech hub and I wasn’t exposed to any engineering until my senior year of high school. However, that didn’t stop me from loving it

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What I Do:

I am a computer engineering student at the University of Pennsylvania with a strong interest in chip design and computer systems. My academic background bridges both hardware and software, and I am particularly passionate about working at the intersection of these fields. Although my studies often involve late nights troubleshooting in the lab or analyzing waveforms, the experience of bringing innovative projects to life continually fuels my desire to push boundaries and contribute new ideas to the field.

I am currently working full-time in the CyberSavvy Lab under Professors Jinf Li and Andre DeHon, where I am responsible for turning our FPGAs into cloud resources using Docker and Kubernetes.

• Cadence
• Docker
• Kubernetes
• SystemVerilog
• Java
• git
• Unix
• Python