Harry worked at Microsoft Research as a Visiting Researcher in 2017, where he created and led the development of a project that aims to build an optimizing compiler for multilingual data analytical pipelines, and in particular, Microsoft’s Scope/Cosmos. He worked at IBM T. J. Waston Research Center as a Co-op/intern from 2008 to 2011 where he led the development of a series of runtime bloat detection tools. His research ranges from software engineering, through programming languages and compilers, to runtime/operating/distributed systems and computer architecture. Harry is the recipient of the AITO Dahl-Nygaard Prize (2018), a Distinguished Research Award from Ohio State University (2011), as well as a number of Distinguished Paper Award from ACM SIGPLAN and SIGSOFT.