Aditya Rajeev

I'm a third-year Computer Science (Specialist) undergraduate at the University of Toronto, passionate about the intersection of computer systems and machine learning. I believe that the future of AI lies in understanding the low-level technology that powers our AI systems.

Currently, I'm a Research Assistant at the SITH Lab with Prof. Gururaj Shaileshwar, investigating Rowhammer vulnerabilities on AMD GPUs. I'm also working with Prof. Brokoslaw Laschowski at the Computational Neuroscience Lab, architecting memory-inspired neural networks to model episodic memory encoding.

Previously, I worked as a Software Engineering Intern at Mezzi and Tigera, where I built scalable backend systems and AI-powered tooling. I also spent a year as a Research Assistant at the Vector Institute and University Health Network, developing medical imaging ML models with PyTorch.

Current Work

Past Work

Coursework

Current: Neural Networks/Deep Learning (CSC413), Compilers (CSC488), Operating Systems Design (CSC469)

Completed: Operating Systems (CSC369), Computer Architecture (CSC368), Algorithm Design (CSC373), Introduction to Machine Learning (CSC311), Introduction to Databases (CSC343), Data Structures/Algorithms (CSC263), Computer Organization (CSC258), Systems Programming (CSC209), Linear Algebra (MAT223)

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