Summary
Tapasya Patki is a research scientist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory with 14 years of experience focusing on high-performance and parallel computing, power-constrained supercomputing, performance modeling, and system software. Her Ph.D. work argued for hardware-overprovisioned supercomputers, reflecting a blend of theoretical rigor and practical systems thinking applied to next-generation HPC design. She combines deep academic training from the University of Arizona with hands-on research at a national lab, driving solutions where energy, performance, and scalability intersect. Based in Livermore, California, she navigates both hardware-aware software stacks and large-scale system tradeoffs to improve compute efficiency. Notably, her profile signals an emphasis on measurable performance modeling rather than purely algorithmic advances, making her contributions directly applicable to operational supercomputers.
14 years of coding experience
The University of Arizona
Ram Krishna Kulwant Rai School, New Delhi
B Tech, Computer Science and Engineering, B Tech, Computer Science and Engineering at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University