Ziyang Jiao
zjiao04@syr.edu
      CV

I am a fifth-year Ph.D student at Syracuse University, supervised by Prof. Bryan S. Kim. Before I came here, I was a graduate student at Washington University in St. Louis, supervised by Prof. Christopher D. Gill. I served as an intern at the Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences.

My research focuses on File and storage systems, Solid state drives, Operating systems, Green computing and sustainability. The goal of my research is to establish high-performing, reliable, and sustainable storage solutions that can thrive in our data-intensive environment.

If you're interested in my research or just want to chat, feel free to reach out (zjiao04@syr.edu). I'm always happy to connect.

News

  • 04/2025 - My dissertation defense is scheduled at April 07, 2025.
  • 03/2025 - I will be joining FIU for a post-doc in August :-)
  • 01/2025 - I will be serving as a SPC member for EuroSys'25.
  • 12/2024 - The title of my dissertation is "TOWARDS THE NEXT GENERATION OF STORAGE STACK FOR NAND FLASH MEMORY-BASED SYSTEMS".
  • 05/2024 - "Asymmetric RAID: Rethinking RAID for SSD Heterogeneity" is accepted to appear in HotStorage 2024.
  • 01/2024 - "The Design and Implementation of a Capacity-Variant Storage System" is accepted to appear in FAST 2024.

Publications

Services

  • Eurosys'25: Shadow PC Member
  • FAST'24: Artifact Evaluation Committee Member

Teaching


About Me

I love going to parks in my spare time. My favorite one is Death Valley. I also enjoy hiking through scenic trails and taking in the beauty of nature.