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I’m an Assistant Professor in the Networked Systems group of the Communication Systems Department at EURECOM, a Grande École, research center, and graduate school located in the French Riviera (Côte d’Azur). I’m also a Docent at the University of Helsinki, Finland. Before joining EURECOM, I was a Senior Researcher in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Helsinki. Earlier in my career (2014–2022), I spent eight years at Ericsson Research Finland, first with the Cloud and System Platforms team and later with the IoT Technologies & Cyber-Physical Systems team.

I earned my PhD in Networking Technology from Aalto University (Finland) in 2019, where I was supervised by Prof. Jörg Ott and was also a Marie Skłodowska-Curie research fellow in the FP7 ITN project METRICS (2014–2018). From 2019 to 2021, I worked as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the EDGE Lab, School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Princeton University (USA), under the supervision of Prof. Mung Chiang. Over the years, I have also held visiting research positions at INRIA Lille (France), the Technical University of Munich (Germany), and Yale University (USA).

My research lies at the intersection of Networked Systems, Edge Computing, and Distributed AI, focusing on trade-offs in AI service provisioning, interoperability, and lifecycle management under computing- and networking-resource constraints.

Some time ago, I shared more about my background and career path in an interview on the EURECOM Medium blog — you can read it here.

News

• Publication [March ‘26] Together with Mallik Tatipamula (CTO, Ericsson Silicon Valley), we wrote a perspective article titled “The Internet of Physical AI Agents: Interoperability, Longevity, and the Cost of Getting It Wrong”. This piece reflects on the evolution beyond IoT towards Physical AI Agents, discussing key challenges around interoperability, lifecycle management, and long-term system sustainability. You can find it here.
• Publication [March ‘26] Our poster “Probabilistic Reasoning on Microcontrollers for Robust Embedded AI Sensing” has been accepted at ACM SenSys 2026. Congrats Jelin! Collaboration with Aalto University and UCLouvain.
• Talk [March ‘26] I will be giving a seminar at the NSF TILOS Institute (The Institute for Learning-enabled Optimization at Scale) at San Diego State University about our recently accepted Middleware ‘26 paper. Thanks to Prof. Bryan Donyanavard for the invitation!
• Publication [March ‘26] Our paper “Autopilots Need Parachutes: Lessons Learned from LLM-Automated Embedded ML Pipelines” has been accepted at the 27th ACM/IFIP International Middleware Conference (Middleware 2026). Congrats Hann! We will share the preprint and code as soon as the camera-ready version is prepared. Stay tuned!
• Service [February ‘26] Attending the EDGE AI San Diego Summit (March 24–26, 2026). In addition, the Call for Contributions for the 5th Generative Edge AI Forum (April 21–22) is now live — please consider submitting your talk proposal!
• Talk [February ‘26] Invited talk at the IEEE Santa Clara MTT Chapter (March 23, 2026), titled “Edge AI Meets Wireless Systems: Implications for Connectivity, Architecture, and RF Design.” The event will be held in person and online at Santa Clara University.
• Service [February ‘26] Welcoming Adel Chehade (University of Genoa) for a 6-month research visit at EURECOM. Together, we will explore TinyML approaches for network traffic classification in emerging AI application scenarios.
• Publication [January ‘26] Our paper “Predict First, Sync When Needed: A Risk-Aware Approach to Adaptive Digital Twin Synchronization under Bandwidth Constraints” has been accepted as a Full Paper at the IEEE/IFIP Network Operations and Management Symposium (NOMS) 2026. Congratulations to Yasith! Preprint available soon.
• Service [January ‘26] We are organizing again the International Workshop on Networked AI Systems (NetAISys), co-located with ACM MobiSys ‘26, to be held in Cambridge. I will be co-chairing the workshop together with SiYoung Jang (Nokia Bell Labs), Longfei Shangguan (University of Pittsburgh), and Juheon Yi (Microsoft Research). Please consider submitting your paper!
• Service [January ‘26] We are organizing a workshop on Distributed LLMs at the Edge: Communication, Computation, and Mobility Constraints, co-located with IEEE VTC2026-Spring, to be held in Nice, France, June 9–12, 2026. I’m organizing this workshop together with my EURECOM colleagues Petros Elia and Derya Malak. Please consider submitting your paper!
• Service [December ‘25] Honored to be recognized as a Distinguished Member of the IEEE INFOCOM 2026 Technical Program Committee. Many thanks to the TPC chairs and the IEEE INFOCOM community.
• Publication [December ‘25] Our paper “Sometimes painful but certainly promising: Feasibility and trade-offs of language model inference at the edge” has been accepted to ACM Transactions on Embedded Computing Systems. Congrats to Max on his first PhD paper! Preprint available here.
• Publication [December ‘25] Our paper “AGORAN: An Agentic Open Marketplace for 6G RAN Automation” has been accepted for publication in Elsevier Computer Networks! Congrats to Ilias and everyone involved!
• Service [November ‘25] I’ve been appointed as co-chair of the Generative Edge AI Working Group of the Edge AI Foundation for the next term! Thanks to Danilo Pau, Pete Bernard, and everyone at the foundation for the trust.
• All news here