PhD graduate from the University of Minnesota working on improving and applying program analysis towards security and software engineering applications
One of the key challenges that we mention is that basic ideas like deterministic simulation, property based testing, and global invariants are not known to entry level developers. It would be great to include these concepts in undergraduate curriculum as a prerequisite when studying or building distributed systems.
I am hiring PhD students for my group at RUB. If you have strong implementation skills and are eager to work on problems in automated software testing and program repair, I would be happy to chat at @issta_conf in Vienna or simply email me. RT appreciated!
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Super excited to be part of the organizing team of OPLSS 2024 at Boston University! I still remember getting inspired from attending it almost 10 years ago!! Please RT and encourage students to register. Registration deadline: March 30. Details: https://t.co/DnC4BQXOVw
We are looking for Applied Scientist Interns in Database Systems Lab @ AWS. If you want to work on formal methods: model checking or proofs, systematic testing, fuzzing, fault injection testing applied to distributed systems. Please get in touch (DM me).
I’m on the job market this year! My work aims to improve ML tools and techniques using ideas from Formal Methods. In particular, I have worked on Specification-Guided RL and Compositional Learning and Verification. More about my work on my website: https://t.co/4KQ3m3s2SY
@wouldbscientist Nice! This looks really colorful! I've got the same except instead of asafoetida and goda masala, I have white urad daal and garam masala :-)
After working with an organisation for a year, setting up AWS SSO, and spending lots of time getting DevOps engineers to stop using their IAM identities, I’ve now implemented my favourite Service Control Policy:
I'm really enjoying my time at @awscloud these past four months. I would recommend AWS to others with PL/formal methods interests, too. Happy to chat if you are curious (via text, or will be at @PLDI). Useful video: https://t.co/rPNT9bXDmX
Test of Time Awards at @IEEESSP 2022 are "Unleashing Mayhem on Binary Code", "Click Trajectories: End-to-End Analysis of the Spam Value Chain", and "SCION: Scalability, Control, and Isolation On Next-Generation Networks" - Congratulations all! #SP22
Fuzzing and differential testing of our proof tools help us look under the rocks and gain assurance in the correctness of their results. Read about how we are testing our verifiers. #automatedreasoning@AWSIdentity https://t.co/nkqWP562T6
Kesha Hietala will defend her PhD thesis, A Verified Software Toolchain for Quantum Programming, this coming Monday, May 16. We can't wait! https://t.co/X4BaG3bczi