Li Li is a Senior Member of Technical Staff at AMD in Austin with nine years of experience spanning image processing, deep learning, control and power systems. A Ph.D. candidate in Signal and Image Processing at The George Washington University, he brings research rigor to production ML engineering, notably optimizing Facebook’s FBGEMM library for ROCm to improve embedding performance on AMD hardware. His background in control and power systems led to hands-on automation and C++ tooling for wind farm operations and large-scale PLC/server maintenance in hydropower, giving him an uncommon combination of hardware, firmware and ML software expertise. He has taught microcontroller, FPGA and electronics labs, demonstrating an ability to translate complex concepts into practical learning experiences. Comfortable moving between low-level performance tuning and high-level model development, he focuses on cross-platform efficiency and real-world deployment constraints.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Signal and Image Processing, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Signal and Image Processing at The George Washington University
Bachelor's degree Automation (Control Engineering), Bachelor's degree Automation (Control Engineering) at Jilin University
Contributions:66 reviews, 7 commits, 36 PRs in 3 months
Contributions summary:Li contributed significantly to enabling and optimizing the FBGEMM library for AMD devices, specifically ROCm. Their work included modifying build configurations for ROCm, fixing import issues, and enhancing the test suite to support ROCm. Furthermore, they made adjustments to the code, like changing hardcoded values, to improve the efficiency of the embeddingBag operation on ROCm architecture. These changes demonstrate a focus on performance and cross-platform compatibility within the machine learning domain.
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