Sigmund (Siggi) Cherem PhD Student Department of Computer Science Cornell University siggi [ -at- ] cs [ -dot- ] cornell [ -period- ] edu

I am currently in the job market, interested in both academic and industry positions. Here is an up-to-date version of my application material:

• CV for industry positions
• CV, Research Statement, and Teaching Statement for academic positions

General interests

I have interests in programming languages, static analysis, and compiler construction. I have worked on the design, implementation, and use of program analyses for program understanding, verification, and transformation. I am particularly excited about applications of compiler-based techniques in improving programmers experience with respect to memory management and concurrency.

My projects' webpages (downloads available)

• Jreg and Jfree: Compile-time Memory Management compiler for Java.
• Fastcheck: Memory leak error-detection tool for C.

Recent research publications (see full list)

• Inferring Locks for Atomic Sections.
  Sigmund Cherem, Trishul Chilimbi, and Sumit Gulwani.
  In Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Program Language Design and Implementation (PLDI 2008)., Tucson, Arizona, June 2008.
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• Uniqueness Inference for Compile-Time Object Deallocation.
  Sigmund Cherem and Radu Rugina.
  In Proceedings of the 2007 International Symposium on Memory Management (ISMM 2007), Montreal, Ontario, Canada, October 2007.
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• Practical Memory Leak Detection using Guarded Value-Flow Analysis.
  Sigmund Cherem, Lonnie Princehouse, and Radu Rugina.
  In Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Program Language Design and Implementation (PLDI 2007), San Diego, CA, June 2007.
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