Seung-seob Lee

Seung-seob Lee at PhD graduation ceremony

I am an Associate Research Scientist and a part of Efficient Computing Lab led by Prof. Zhong and NOVA Lab led by Prof. Khandelwal in the Department of Computer Science at Yale University.

I am passionate about building scalable, developer-friendly computing systems for disaggregated data centers, particularly to support emerging applications such as AI workloads through the co-design of systems and networking layers. More broadly, I am interested in embedded systems, operating systems, and AI-serving systems to enhance the performance and efficiency of modern computing environments.

News

  • Received NSF Award to fortify cloud confidential computing as a co-PI (with Anurag and Lin)
  • Spirit has been accepted to SOSP ‘25
  • Mage has been accepted to SOSP ‘25
  • Sym has been accepted to SOSP ‘25
  • PULSE has been accepted to ASPLOS ‘25
  • Blindfold has been accepted to NDSS ‘25 (Distinguished Paper)

Research Projects

Refer to my CV for the full publication list.

Disaggregated architecture for (edge) data centers

Beyond traditional LLM serving systems

System security for mobile & embedded devices

Work Experience

  • 2022.2–: Associate Research Scientist, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.
  • 2020.2–2022.1: Postdoctoral Associate, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.
  • 2019.9–2019.12: Researcher, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
  • 2015.9–2016.5: Research Intern, Microsoft Research Asia, Beijing, China

Education

  • M.S./Ph.D. (2011–2019), Computer Science, Yonsei University, Korea
  • B.S. (2007–2010), Computer Science, Yonsei University, Korea