Presenter

Tim Jammer is a PhD candidate at the Institute for Scientific Computing at Technical University of Darmstadt.
He received his Bachelor and Master degree from the University of Hamburg, while also working as a student research assistant at the DKRZ.
His research interests are mainly in parallel and high performance computing with a particular focus on compiler-based analysis and rewriting tools for the efficient use of MPI.
He is one of the authors and main contributors of the MPI correctness benchmark suite MPI-CorrBench, as well as other MPI-related tools that can be found at https://github.com/tudasc.
In addition to his research position, he is a staff member at the Hessian Competence Center for High Performance Computing (www.hkhlr.de), providing user support and regular training courses for Hessian HPC users.