dell/omnia
Omnia is Dell’s open-source toolkit for deploying and managing high-performance computing clusters for HPC, AI, and data analytics workloads. I am a core contributor and architect on the project, focusing on the workload orchestration layer and GPU cluster provisioning pipeline. My work centers on making enterprise HPC infrastructure composable and accessible, bridging the gap between bare-metal Dell hardware and the software-defined cluster management that modern advanced computing demands.
OpenCHAMI
OpenCHAMI (Open Composable Heterogeneous Adaptable Management Infrastructure) is a community-driven project building cloud-native management software for large-scale HPC systems. I serve on the Technical Advisory Board, helping shape the architectural direction of the project, particularly around the composable service model, the Redfish-based BMC discovery toolchain (magellan), and the boot service stack. OpenCHAMI represents a fundamental rethink of how supercomputing centers manage their infrastructure: taking the operational patterns that work at cloud scale and making them work on the world’s fastest machines.