My name is Isaac Khor, and I’ve been writing software, both big and small, since 2012. I have experience in most major areas of software engineering, from embedded programming, time-sensitive networking, and kernel hacking.
I am currently pursuing a PhD in systems. My research interest lies mainly in distributed and operating systems, specifically in unikernels, edge computing, containerisation, fault tolerant systems, virtualisation, and storage systems.
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Employment
- 2021-2022: Graduate Trainee, Intel Malaysia
- 2019-2021: System Administrator, Clark University
- 2019-2021: Teaching Assistant, Clark University
- Summer 2019: Software Engineering Intern, Intel Malaysia
Research
- Predicting Erosion Channel First Passage with Machine Learning. Isaac Khor, Arshad Kudrolli, Li Han. Presented at APS March Meeting 2021.
Education
Northeastern University, MA - PhD student in Computer Science, started Fall 2022
Clark University, MA - Graduated Jun 2021, 4.0 GPA, High Honours, Summa Cum Laude
Existing and Current Projects
XIVAnalysis (Github) - Automated FFXIV performance analysis and suggestions
Better FF Reader (Github) - A customisable reader mode for Firefox.
Tridactyl - A vim interface for Firefox. A successor to vimperator (may it rest in peace).
CljTinyC - An incomplete C compiler written in clojure for my compilers course.
LinuxPTP - An implementation of the Precision Time Protocol (PTP) on linux.
Autograder for Clark CS Courses - I was in charge of Clark’s autograding infrastructure for several CS courses. Email the CS department for access.