Biography
Hi, I am a Master of Science in Computer Science student at University of California, Berkeley advised by Professor Chris Fletcher . I am interested in improving computer system security through collaboration between software, hardware and cryptography. I got my Bachlor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics at UT Austin , where I also worked as an undergraduate researcher at the SPARK Research Lab , advised by Professor Mohit Tiwari .
You can find my resume here .
I can be reached out at yongye [dot] zhu [at] berkeley [dot] edu
Interests
- Computer Architecture
- Computer Security
- Applied Cryptography
Education
MS in Computer Science, 2025
University of California, Berkeley
BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2022
The University of Texas at Austin
BS in Mathematics, 2022
The University of Texas at Austin
Experience
Cloud Software Engineering Intern
- Enhance observability and debuggability of critical 5G network infrastructure.
- Develop tools that assist operation team better manage cloud services.
Software Engineering Intern
Use AWS services to build an server side script engine with strong security guarantee using docker container.
Student Researcher
- Explore fine-grained isolation techniques and their performance/security impact on commerical computing platforms.
- Design new fine-grained isolation techniques for modern applications where there are many security domains running concurrently.
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Served as IOS developer, working with UT Health and Science Center at Tayler to create a cross-platform application intended to bring more father’s participation in Children care.
Teaching Assistant
Zhejiang University
Assist Dr. Yale N. Patt with teaching course Introduction to Computing System
Publications
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(2024).
Tail Victims in Termination Timing Channel Protections beyond Cryptographic Kernels.
2024 IEEE International Symposium on Secure and Private Execution Environment Design (SEED).
(2022).
Revisiting Browser Performance Benchmarking From an Architectural Perspective.
IEEE Computer Architecture Letters.