About me

Hi, I’m Bite Ye. I earned my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from George Washington University in 2021 and 2023, where I was advised by Gabriel Parmer. Currently, I am a PhD student at MPI-SWS under the supervision of Björn B. Brandenburg.

Research Interests

My main research area is in Real-time & Embedded Systems. I focus on ensuring predictable and reliable performance in embedded systems, particularly in time-critical environments.

Technical Skills

I am proficient in C and have extensive experience with the Linux kernel, including a strong understanding of eBPF. My work often involves deep system-level programming and performance optimizations.

Professional Experience

Before pursuing my studies at MPI-SWS, I worked at XPeng, a leading electric vehicle manufacturer in China, in the Platform Department’s performance team, where I focused on optimizing system performance.

Side Projects

While I previously contributed to LineageOS and Magisk in the Android community, I am no longer actively involved. These experiences, however, gave me valuable insights into open-source development and the Android ecosystem.

Hobbies

In my free time, I enjoy playing video games, which helps me unwind from research and technical challenges.