Tomas Colomer is a PhD candidate in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at UC Irvine with nine years of experience researching communication-efficient distributed machine learning and optimization. He has applied theoretical insight to practical systems at Bell Labs, the Vector Institute, and NASA JPL, where he built SDR testbeds and algorithms for lunar and Mars communications. Tomas’s work spans federated learning, decentralized control, and quantization-aware training for large language models, and has been published at ICML, IEEE ICC and ITA. An awardee of the IEEE Signal Processing Scholarship and an ICML Early Career invitee, he also organizes local theorem-proving study groups in Lean, reflecting a rare blend of rigorous math, systems implementation, and community leadership.
9 years of coding experience
Bachelor's degree, Mathematics and Telecommunications Engineering, Bachelor's degree, Mathematics and Telecommunications Engineering at CFIS-UPC
Federated Learning Simulator (FLSim) is a flexible, standalone core library that simulates FL settings with a minimal, easy-to-use API. FLSim is domain-agnostic and accommodates many use cases such as vision and text.
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