AI Hardware Acceleration · Computer Architecture · FPGA & GPU Systems
B.Tech, Electronics & Communication Engineering — Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi (2027)
Research Intern, Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur
My work focuses on the intersection of computer architecture, GPU/CUDA systems, and machine learning — building hardware accelerators that make LLM inference faster and more power-efficient. My recent work spans CUDA kernel optimization, FPGA-based GEMV accelerators using Vitis HLS, and RTL design, evaluated against a common benchmark: LLaMA-2 inference.
I'm particularly interested in AI hardware acceleration, hardware/software co-design, FPGA systems, and high-performance computing. My long-term goal is to contribute to R&D in computer architecture and AI systems.
- FPGA Acceleration & Hardware/Software Co-Design
- LLM Inference Optimization
- Computer Architecture
- Embedded AI
- CUDA Programming & GPU Performance Engineering
- High-Performance Computing
- VLSI & Digital Design
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- Email: msalikdev@gmail.com
- LinkedIn: Mohammad Salik Dev
- GitHub: Salik-Devv
"The best architectures are the ones that make the constraints of the silicon disappear into the performance of the algorithm."