Mina Tahmasbi Arashloo

I am an assistant professor at the Cheriton School of Computer Science at University of Waterloo and a Canada Research Chair in "Minimizing Human Error in Modern Networks". Before joining Waterloo, I was a Presidential Post-Doctoral Fellow at the computer science department of Cornell University, working with Nate Foster, and Rachit Agarwal. I received my PhD in computer science from Princeton University, where I was advised by Jennifer Rexford. I got my B.Sc degree in Computer Engineering from department of Computer Engineering at Sharif University of Technology.

Research Interests: I am primarily interested in networked systems, with a focus on software defined networking (SDN) and programmable data planes. I explore how to make networks more robust by developing tools for automated analysis of network functionality, generating correct and efficient implementations on high-speed network hardware, and monitoring for validation purposes at run-time.

Personal: My other half, Sepehr Assadi, does theoretical computer science at University of Waterloo.

Prospective Students: I am looking for highly-motivated students to join my lab! If you are interested in working with me, please make sure to list my name as a potential advisor in your application.

Getting in touch: If you are interested in research positions in our group, please fill out the corresponding google form as described below. Unfortunately, I may not be able to respond to any other types of communication regarding graduate admissions.

• MMath and PhD positions
• Undergraduate research positions