Hi, I'm Safin
I'm interested in engineering high-performance computer systems and the thoughtful software abstractions that make them composable and efficient.
My recent work at Apple focused on developing end-to-end instrumentation & tooling to surface wired-memory optimizations in the XNU kernel.
At Berkeley, I develop content and teach recitation sections for our upper-division Computer Architecture course. In the past, I've worked on Linux scheduling policy modeling in NetSys and CPU microarchitectural security & instruction-set simulation in SLICE.
In my free time, I enjoy exploring the California outdoors with friends, playing tennis, and eating my way through the Bay. Feel free to reach out ☺︎