Shubhang Kaushik

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I’m a Software Engineer at Ampere Computing, where I focus on Linux kernel performance, scheduler optimization, and scalability for High Performance Computing (HPC) based on ARM Architecture. My work involves upstream kernel contributions, performance benchmarking, and optimizing the scheduler to deliver energy efficient, high throughput computing on next generation cloud platforms. Before joining Ampere, I was part of ARM’s Central Engineering team, where I developed virtualization frameworks for Mali GPUs, optimized Xen Hypervisor for ARM based architectures and engineered BSP integrations that improved boot performance and Multi Guest efficiency across embedded and automotive platforms. At Penn State, I completed my M.S. in Informatics (GPA 4.0), conducting research on Human Centered Cybersecurity and Behavioural Analytics. I also served as a Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant at the EE/IoT Learning Factory, leading embedded systems projects and developing scalable IoT frameworks for real time sensor networks. I’m passionate about operating systems, distributed computing and performance engineering, where low level optimization meets large scale system design. Technically

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