Summary
Suyash Bakshi is a research-oriented software engineer and Ph.D. graduate from the University of Houston with a decade of experience building high-performance middleware and distributed systems. Currently a Research Software Graduate Intern at Intel in Austin, he specializes in distributed data structures, performance optimization, and enabling ML workloads to leverage modern GPU features. His background spans migrating and accelerating TensorFlow pipelines for seismic interpretation, solving I/O bottlenecks, and designing embedded measurement devices—demonstrating a rare blend of systems-level rigor and applied machine learning. Comfortable across Linux system administration, Android development, and parallel computing, he translates research insights into production-ready software. Notably, his work has focused on squeezing practical performance gains from both hardware (Tensor Cores, multi-GPU) and software stacks, making complex models faster and more scalable.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Master’s Degree, Computer Science (Parallel and Distributed Computing), Master’s Degree, Computer Science (Parallel and Distributed Computing) at University of Houston
Bachelor's Degree, Computer Science and Engineering, Bachelor's Degree, Computer Science and Engineering at University Institute of Technology, RGPV
High School, High School at Bank Officers’ Public School, Bhopal, India
Marathi, English, Hindi