I am a Ph.D. student at Cornell University, where I am advised by Nate Foster. My research applies programming language techniques to computer networking problems.
My last name sounds like “DEN-jis” when I say it out loud. My full name anagrams to “try heron agendas” or “drone, earn thy gas!”
You can contact me in these places:
- Netlab, 430 Gates Hall on the planet
- me@ryandoeng.es on the network
News
Jul 2020: Our paper "Composing Data Plane Programs with μP4" will appear at SIGCOMM'20.
Jun 2019: I'll be at MSR this summer working with Dan Ports and Jacob Nelson on multitenancy for P4 applications.
Jul 2018: I'm headed to OPLSS!
Jan 2018: I am TAing CS 4120: Compilers.
Sep 2017: I've moved to Ithaca and begun my Ph.D. at Cornell. I'm working as a TA for CS 3410: Computer System Organization and Programming.
Jul 2017: I'll be attending the inaugural DeepSpec Summer School. If you're in Philadelphia this July, come say hello.
Jun 2017: I graduated from UW with a B.S. in math! The department gave us cute little water bottles, but I cant seem to find mine. I haven't lost the diploma.
Jan 2017: I am working as a teaching assistant for CSE 341: Programming Languages this quarter.
Jan 2016: I'm presenting “Verification of Implementations of Distributed Systems Under Churn” at CoqPL‘17. See you in Paris!
Blogue
- Sometimes the math is just gross (07 Oct 2017)
- tactic : tactical :: function : functional (19 Feb 2017)