Yang You is seeking a full-time job as a software engineer. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from Binghamton University where he focused on implementing a cluster-wide low latency key-value store as part of the TerraCloud project. You has experience programming in C/C++, Python, shell scripting, and Linux kernel programming. He also has skills in system administration including virtual machine migration, distributed systems, MySQL, Hadoop, and MapReduce. In his previous research, You worked on projects involving live virtual machine migration and energy-efficient synchronization techniques.

1. Yang You
yyou4@binghamton.edu
Looking for full-time job as a Software Engineer
EDUCATION
BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY
Computer Science, Ph.D.
candidate
Present | Binghamton, NY
Computer Science, M.S.
Aug 2014 | Binghamton, NY
QINGDAO AGRICULTURAL
UNIVERSITY
Computer Science, B.S.
Aug 2012 | China
COURSEWORK
GRADUATE
Operating Systems
Programming Languages
(Teaching Assistant)
Computer Organization and
Architecture
Design and Analysis of Computer
Algorithms
Systems Programming
z/VM Virtualization
Energy-Aware programming
SPECIALTIES
PROGRAMMING
• C/C++ on Linux (Proficient)
• Shell Script
• Python
• Linux Kernel Programming
• LATEX
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION
• Virtual Machine Migration
• Distributed System (Linux Cluster)
• IBM: z/VM, REXX
• MySQL
• Hadoop, MapReduce
HOBBIES
• Violin
• Erhu (A Chinese Bowed String Instrument)
• Soccer
• Swimming
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
TERACLOUD PROJECT | Independent research project
supervised by Dr. Kartik Gopalan, SUNY Binghamton
May 2012 – Present
• Kernel space implementation of cluster-wide low latency key-value store.
• Provides memory infrastructure for various data intensive applications.
SCATTER-GATHER LIVE VM MIGRATION | Group project
supervised by Dr. Kartik Gopalan, SUNY Binghamton
Oct 2013 – Jan 2014
• Live Virtual Machine migration mechanism aiming at fast source
deprovisioning.
• Introduces the eviction time metric to measure the time taken to completely
eliminate the state of a VM being migrated from the source host.
ENERGY-EFFICIENT SYNCHRONIZATION | Seminar Project
supervised by Dr. Yu David Liu, SUNY Binghamton
Feb 2013 – May 2013
• Implements and evaluates five Enery-Efficient synchronization program
patterns for heavily multi-threaded applications.
• Achieves 20% power saving on average, with additional 19% boosting in
performance on x86_64 platform.
PEAR GRADING SYSTEM | Group Project & Team Leader
supervised by Dr. Yanzhao Li, Qingdao Agricultural University
Feb 2010 – Nov 2011
• Led the development of the software of an automatic farm project grading
system.
• Achieved automatic grading for various types of pears.
• Sold the system to several agricultural product companies.
HONORS AND AWARDS
TEAM LEADER, CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
2012 ACM International Collegiate Programing Contest (ICPC),
Shandong, China
TEAM LEADER, CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
2011 Mathematical Contest in Modeling (MCM)
GOAL KEEPER OF THE COLLEGE SOCCER TEAM
2008 Champion of Qingdao Agricultural University Cup
PUBLICATION
Umesh Deshpande, Yang You, Danny Chan, Nilton Bila, and Kartik
Gopalan. Fast server deprovisioning through scatter-gather live
migration of virtual machines. In Proceedings of the 7th IEEE
International Conference on Cloud Computing (IEEE Cloud). 2014.
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