Mostafa Elhoushi is a research scientist and machine learning engineer specializing in the intersection of deep learning, compilers, and systems, with over a decade of experience across AI infrastructure and hardware-aware optimization. He has driven production and research wins at Cerebras, Meta (FAIR), and Huawei—delivering runtime speedups, memory reductions, and novel sparsity and pruning methods adopted by the community and industry. His work spans building custom compiler languages and kernels for AI accelerators, ML-driven compiler-processor co-design, and practical model compression techniques, backed by patents and multiple ICML/CVPR publications. Comfortable moving between low-level C++/CUDA and high-level model research, he also mentors data curation that improved CLIP retrieval and led collaborations with top universities. Based in Toronto, he combines academic rigor from a PhD track with hands-on systems engineering, uniquely positioning him to close the gap between ML algorithms and hardware execution.
11 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
MSc Computer and Systems Engineering, MSc Computer and Systems Engineering at Ain Shams University
PhD Electrical and Computer Engineering, PhD Electrical and Computer Engineering at Queen's University
PyTorch implementation of [1412.6553] and [1511.06530] tensor decomposition methods for convolutional layers.
Contributions:139 commits, 62 pushes in 11 months
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