ESHA CHOUKSE
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Currently, I am a Researcher in the Systems Research Group at MSR Redmond. I am actively researching the cloud virtualization and live migration space. 
Research Intern at NVIDIA (May 2018 - Aug 2018)
  • Explored GPU memory compression for HPC and DL workloads, resulting in a paper submission to ISCA 2019.
Memory Architecture Intern at Intel (May 2017 - Aug 2017)
  • Explored several opportunities to improve memory latency for server chips, resulting in several avenues for memory system optimization (Patent filed).
Research Intern at ARM (May 2016 - Aug 2016) 
  • Evaluated various metrics for using on-chip DRAM to alleviate the challenges with a non-volatile main memory system
Verification Intern at ARM (May 2015 - Aug 2015)
  • Helped develop a new tool for ISA level testing in interesting multiprocessor scenarios
  • Implemented various features like exception level switching and exception handling in the tool

Embedded Systems Engineer at Qualcomm (July 2012- Aug 2014) 
  • Designed and implemented the Boot flow of Apps and Modem Processors for several Mobile and Femto-Cell chipsets. In process, I learnt a lot about the ARM-based processors, and Qualcomm Hexagon processors.
  • Designed and supported the pre-silicon testing activities for the Boot Flow, as well as the SOD testing to make sure all the scenarios are completely covered. 
  • Worked with various peripherals like SD, EMMC, NAND, SPINOR, PCIe, USB, HSIC and have a good understanding about all their protocols. 
  • During the Boot Flow development, along with some of my team members, I developed a specific Failsafe approach to NAND reads, which is now patented (View here).
  • Worked on various onsite projects, in San Diego and New Jersey offices of Qualcomm. 
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