
ML on Edge Hardware
Real-Time Energy Regression GNN on FPGA
A dynamic graph neural network for particle energy regression, deployed on an FPGA at 0.28 ms latency.
What I do
During my journey as research physicist I have been active in system operations, data analysis, ML/DL development and more; and filled positions that involved teaching, mentoring or project coordination. So I can proudly say I learned a lot!
Python, C++, SQL, Bash, git, AI-assisted development
NumPy · pandas · ROOT · distributed/batch computing (HTCondor, CRAB) · data-driven modeling · frequentist statistics · hypothesis testing
CI/CD · Docker · PyTorch · TensorFlow / (Q)Keras · scikit-learn · XGBoost · Grafana · Model compression (pruning, PTQ, QAT) · FPGA / ASIC co-design via HLS tools (hls4ml, conifer)
Collaboration · critical thinking · problem solving · communication · empathy · presentation · adaptability · time- and project-management · mentorship
Projects & experience

ML on Edge Hardware
A dynamic graph neural network for particle energy regression, deployed on an FPGA at 0.28 ms latency.

ML on Edge Hardware
The first ML algorithm for the CMS hardware-trigger upgrade: a BDT running in FPGA firmware at 100 ns latency. CMS Award 2023

Physics & Data Science
Data-driven statistical modeling on petabyte-scale collision data to find what is Beyond the Standard Model of particle physics.

ML Systems
On-detector autoencoder compression and clustering for a next-generation high-granularity calorimeter.