He will join University of Minnesota in August. His research interests cover the broad areas of mobile systems, VR/AR, computer networking, and system security. He obtained his Ph.D. at the University of Michigan. He is a recipient of several awards including a Key Contributor Award at AT&T Shannon Labs (2014), an NSF CRII Award (2015), a Google Faculty Award (2016), an AT&T VURI Award (2017), an NSF CAREER Award (2018), the best paper award at ACM CoNEXT 2016, and several best paper nominees. The ARO (mobile Application Resource Optimizer) system, his Ph.D. thesis, has been productized by AT&T and is now widely used in industry.