Eric Koskinen’s 15+ year career has ranged from the practical to the theoretical. He is currently an Assistant Professor at Stevens Institute of Technology. Previously, he was a software engineer at Amazon.com, Research Staff Member at IBM TJ Watson, Visiting Professor at Yale University, Visiting Professor at New York University, and holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Cambridge.
Eric’s expertise ranges from low-level systems infrastructure such as operating systems, networks, high-performance servers to high-level concerns such as software architecture, software engineering, programming languages, and compilers.
Summary of Qualifications
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Active researcher and expert in programming languages, having published 18 scientific papers in top computer science conferences/journals, including POPL, PLDI, PPoPP, CAV, SPAA, etc.
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Awarded a $800,000 grant from DARPA on program analysis for Cybersecurity.
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Awarded a $250,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to pursue foundational research on programming languages and concurrency.
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Served as the Conference Chair of a top computer science conference (LICS) and as a Program Committee Member of top conferences, including POPL, ICALP, and SPAA.
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Taught as a Professor at New York University.
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Served as Examiner for PhD Dissertations at Columbia University and New York University.
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Gave over 30 invited talks at universities and institutions around the world, including Oxford, MIT, Cornell, Rice, Tokyo University, ETH Zurich, IBM, Microsoft, NEC, and Oracle.
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Received his PhD in Computer Science from the University of Cambridge.
Areas of Expertise
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web applications and web languages,
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mobile infrastructure
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operating systems
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network/distributed systems
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multithreaded applications
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algorithms
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programming languages (C, C++, C#, Java, Perl, Python)
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Linux/Unix, kernel/embedded software, and more
