Resume

• 2010

  Doctor of Philosophy

  Advisor: Prof. Prasad Kulkarni\nDissertation: “Exploring Dynamic Compilation and Cross-Layer Object Management Policies for Managed Language Applications”

  Computer Science

• 2008

  Master of Science

  Advisor: Dr. Prasad Kulkarni\nThesis: “Understanding Optimization Phase Interactions to Reduce the Phase Order Search Space”

  Computer Science

  University of Kansas

• 2004

  Bachelor of Science

  Computer Science

  University of Kansas

• Perl

  Software Engineering

  Compilers

  Management

  C++

  Spring

  Linux

  Programming

  Operating Systems

  Python

  Analysis

  C

  Computer Science

  Matlab

  Linux Kernel

  Machine Learning

  Java

  Git

  Research

  Algorithms

  A Framework for Application Guidance in Virtual Memory Systems

  Kshitij A. Doshi

  A Framework for Application Guidance in Virtual Memory Systems

  Prasad A. Kulkarni

  Exploring Best Single and Mult-Level JIT Compilation Policies for Modern Machines

  Prasad A. Kulkarni

  Exploiting Phase Inter-Dependencies for Faster Iterative Compiler Optimization Phase Order Searches

  Prasad A. Kulkarni

  Eliminating False Phase Interactions to Reduce Optimization Phase Order Search Space

  Prasad A. Kulkarni

  Understanding the Compiler Optimization Phase Order Search Space

  Prasad A. Kulkarni

  Performance Potential of Optimization Phase Selection During Dynamic JIT Compilation

  I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Tennessee. I received my Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Kansas (KU) in July 2014

  and I interned with Intel Corporation as a graduate student researcher in late 2012 and Summer 2013.\n\nMy current research interests are in optimizing software with compilers and runtime systems. In particular

  I'm interested in:\n\n Backend compiler optimizations and how to apply them (including phase ordering/selection)\n Dynamic compilation for managed language applications\n Cross-layer approaches to memory management to improve performance and power efficiency\n\nYou can find more information at my website: http://web.eecs.utk.edu/~mrjantz/

  Michael

  Jantz

  Garmin International

  Inc

  University of Tennessee

  Intel Corporation

  The University of Kansas

  Cerner Corporation

  Kansas City

  Missouri

  Software Enigneering Intern

  Cerner Corporation

  Lawrence

  Kansas

  Advisor: Dr. Prasad Kulkarni

  Graduate Research Assistant

  The University of Kansas

  Lawrence

  Kansas

  EECS 678: Introduction to Operating Systems\nSix semesters (from Spring 2009 to Spring 2013)

  Graduate Teaching Assistant

  The University of Kansas

  Knoxville

  Tennessee

  Assistant Professor

  University of Tennessee

  Olathe

  Kansas

  Garmin International

  Inc

  Intel Corporation

  Chandler

  Arizona

  Manager / advisor: Dr. Kshitij Doshi\n\nMy work at Intel was divided over two internships: one from June 2012 to January 2013

  and a second during Summer 2013.

  Software Engineering Intern Graduate Level

  Lawrence

  Kansas

  Advisor: Dr. Douglas Niehaus

  Graduate Research Assistant

  The University of Kansas

  Member since May 2008

  President

  KU Beta Chapter of Upsilon Pi Epsilon