/əˈkʃeɪ ʃɹiˈvʌθ.sən/

I'm a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at Stanford University, advised by Professors Keith Winstein and Dawson Engler and working in the Systems and Networking Research Group at Stanford. My main research topic is applying functional programming principles and ideas to (distributed) operating systems.
In addition to my Ph.D. advisors, I've also had the privilege of being advised by Professors Frans Kaashoek and Sara Achour on different projects.
My recent research projects include:
I organize Dancebreak, a large social dance club at Stanford. I perform with and tutor the Viennese Ball Opening Committee. I teach waltz (and a few other styles) at Dancebreak and Friday Night Waltz, and have also taught a guest lesson in DANCE 106I.
Videos of some of my performances are here:
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