Hello, everyone! My name is Abraham Gonzalez and I am a Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Ph.D. candidate at the University of California at Berkeley in the SLICE lab (formerly the ADEPT lab) under Professor Krste Asanovic. I am a highly motivated individual, passionate on learning more about computer microarchitecture and datacenter computing. I hope to make future computing faster, more efficient, and more available to all. Please read my resume or curriculum vitae for the most up-to-date information on past projects, experiences, and accomplishments of mine.
I am a co-lead on the Chipyard SoC framework and FireSim FPGA-simulation platform. Additionally, I co-lead the Hypercale SoC project focused on HW/SW co-design and accelerator enhancements for warehouse scale computers. In the past, I have worked on the BOOM Out-of-Order Core project. My research interests are in data-analytics acceleration, warehouse-scale computing, high-performance microarchitectures, and making computer architecture tooling easier and more efficient to use. While at Berkeley, I've been a lead organizer for over 10+ tutorials/workshops with over 250+ combined attendees at top architecture conferences such as ISCA, MICRO, ASPLOS, HPCA, and more. Finally, I've published research and tapeouts at top conferences including ISCA, ESSCIRC, and DAC.