Jacob Tørring is a research engineer and PhD candidate specializing in autotuning and empirical program optimization for high-performance computing, currently based in Menlo Park and working at the intersection of academia and industry. With nine years of experience, he has led cross-institutional projects (CATBench, BAT) and produced large-scale CUDA autotuning datasets used to train LLMs for kernel optimization. His background spans building and administering SLURM HPC clusters, designing novel benchmarking techniques that sped autotuning searches by up to 116x, and hands-on systems work from satellite OBCs to production DevOps pipelines. A former visiting researcher at Stanford and exchange student at KAIST, he blends rigorous algorithmic training with practical systems engineering and community-driven open research.
9 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Graduate exchange student, Computer Science, Graduate exchange student, Computer Science at Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Visiting Student Researcher, Computer Science, Visiting Student Researcher, Computer Science at Stanford University
English, Danish, Norwegian, Spanish, Japanese, Korean
Contributions:4 releases, 109 PRs, 252 pushes in 6 months
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Jacob Tørring - Research Engineer, AI Systems at 1X