Jack Dunne

About

My name is Jack, of Dublin, Ireland.

I am in my final year of completing a four-year BSc. Computer Science degree at University College Dublin.
Under the supervision of Ravi Manumachu, Ph.D, my research addresses the evolution of dynamic voltage/frequency scaling governors in the Linux kernel, specifically with their applications to the field of energy-efficient high-performance computing.

Background

Aside from working on my degree, I help to maintain dwl; a hackable dynamic window manager intending to serve the same role for the Wayland protocol as its predecessor dwm does for X11.

Additionally, I have worked commercially as a service engineer with my family since the age of fourteen. Originally it was so that I could afford my first guitar, which has long-since been paid for.
Among many other personal interests outside of work, I like fixing up audio equipment to make interesting noises. You can listen to a few of the bits I've made on this page. :)

Aspirations

Broadly speaking, my primary research interests include the applications of parallel computing across heterogeneous systems; the reasoning for which led to me becoming a member of the ACM's Special Interest Group for High-Performance Computing.

As for occupational aspirations, firstly I aim to operate in the field of technical/scientific computing, before acting as a system administrator for high-performance computing clusters, and finally contributing academically to the field of high-performance computing through post-doctoral research.

You can view my public CV here.
Do note however that certain personal details are redacted (for brevity/privacy). A more personalised CV catered to your request(s) can be obtained through contacting me below.

Contact

You can contact me at me [at] jackinfurs [dot] ie.
Additionally, you may also find me on Codeberg, GitHub, and LinkedIn under the same username.

Should you need my PGP key, my fingerprint is below:
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