Erika Hunhoff

Computer Science PhD student @ CU Boulder | Google PhD Fellow | Former Intern @ VMware Research

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I am a fifth year PhD student in the computer science department at the University of Colorado, Boulder. I am co-advised by Dr. Eric Keller and Dr. Eric Rozner. I am broadly interested in operating systems, networking, and scalable systems research.

In my time at CU Boulder, I’ve mainly focused on resource management and networking for containerized cloud workloads, including serverless. I am also working with Gerd Zellweger (formerly of VMware Research) on a distributed operating systems project. I am very generously supported by a 2021 Google PhD Fellowship.

I received my BS in Computer Science and BS in Mathematics from George Fox University (Newberg, OR) in May 2015. After graduation, I worked in public industry for several years before returning to academia.


news

Jul 2023 Presented poster “An Operating System for Disaggregation with Coherence” at OSDI 2023
Jun 2023 A paper I collaborated on, “Memory disaggregation: why now and what are the challenges”, was included in ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review 2023
Apr 2023 Awarded 2023 NSDI USENIX student grant. Thank you, USENIX & sponsors!
Apr 2023 Awarded 2023 NSDI N2Women Fellowship. Thank you, N2Women! The luncheon was a highlight at my time at the conference.
Jun 2022 A paper I collaborated on, “Escra: Event-driven, Sub-second Container Resource Allocation” , was accepted to ICDCS 2022!
May 2022 Grateful to return as a summer intern at VMware Research!
Oct 2021 Awarded a :sparkle: Google PhD Research Fellowship :sparkle: in Systems and Networking - Thank you Google!!
May 2021 Grateful to be a summer intern at VMware Research!
Dec 2020 Presented paper “Proactive Serverless Function Resource Management” at WoSC6!
May 2020 Awarded Dean’s Summer Research Fellowship - Thanks University of Colorado Boulder!
Feb 2020 Presented poster “Network Connection Optimization for Ephemeral Serverless Workloads” at NSDI 2020
Feb 2020 Awarded NSDI 2020 Student Travel Grant - Thanks USENIX & sponsors!