Scott Levy
Alumnus
Department of Computer Science

Curriculum Vitae

Sandia website

Education

PhD (with distinction), Computer Science, University of New Mexico

JD (cum laude), Lewis and Clark Law School

BS, Electrical Engineering, Cornell University

Research Interests

System software for next-generation high-performance computing systems

Resilience and Fault Tolerance;

Biographical Sketch

I earned my Ph.D. from the Computer Science department at the University of New Mexico in 2016. I worked with Profs. Patrick Bridges and Dorian Arnold in the Scalable Systems Lab. I am now employed by Sandia National Laboratories, where I work with Kurt Ferreira and the 9lives research group on improving resilience for next-generation extreme-scale systems. For my dissertation, I explored how redundancies in application memory can be exploited to improve system resilience to memory errors. In addition to my doctoral degree, I hold a B.S in Electrical Engineering from Cornell University and a J.D. from Lewis and Clark Law School.