Anand Iyer
Assistant Professor • Georgia Tech
I am a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the School of Computer Science at
Georgia Institute of Technology. My research
interests are broadly in the systems and networking space, with a current focus on systems that span the cloud, the network, and the edge in enabling efficient data analysis and machine learning.
Before coming to Georgia Tech, I was a researcher at Microsoft Research. I completed my PhD in Computer Science at the University of California, Berkeley advised by Ion Stoica. Previously, I worked with the Mobility, Networks & Systems group at Microsoft Research India. Prior to that, I had a short stint with the Wireless Networking Group at Cisco. I completed my Masters degree in Computer Science from the University of Texas at Austin advised by Lili Qiu. My undergraduate degree is from College of Engineering, Trivandrum.
Students
I have been fortunate to work with these excellent students:
- Mingyu Guan (Co-advised with Prof. Taesoo Kim)
Alumni
- Swapnil Gandhi (Research Fellow → PhD student at Stanford University)
Teaching
I am teaching (or have taught) these courses:
- CS 8803 - Systems for LLMs: Spring 2024
- CS 3210 - Design of Operating Systems: Fall 2023
Service
I have served (or am currently serving) on the program committee of the following conferences:
