Ieuze

Ieuze Shen

Computer Science student at Texas A&M University building efficient training, inference, and agentic systems. My work spans distributed LLM serving, graph-based retrieval and reasoning, and real-time autonomous systems.

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Experience Highlights

Fall 2026 - Present Texas A&M Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Teaching Assistant, CSCE 120 (Go Section)

Continuing as a teaching assistant in Fall 2026 for the CSCE 120 Go section with Dr. Philip Ritchey.

Aug. 2025 - Present SKY Lab, Texas A&M University

Large Language Model Research

Working with Dr. Yu Zhang on Graph RAG for graph-structured retrieval and reasoning. Exploring agent planning, tool-calling validation, controllable reasoning, reinforcement-learning failure recovery, and embedding-based semantic analysis.

May 2025 - Jun. 2026 TAMU Supercomputing Team (Gig Em Bytes)

ML Systems Engineering

Optimized MLPerf LLM training and inference on Grace and ACES clusters using TensorRT, Triton, vLLM, Ray, and MaxText. Worked on multi-node latency and throughput, telemetry pipelines, concurrent post-training, and ACTS tracking-software performance. Our team placed 5th globally at SC25 SCC.

Coverage & field notes

ISC26 Student Cluster Competition certificate for Ieuze Shen, Texas A&M University, June 2026, Hamburg, Germany.

Official record · HPC-AI Advisory Council · ISC High Performance · June 2026 · Hamburg, Germany

ISC26 Student Cluster Competition — participation certificate

Certificate of Achievement issued to Ieuze Shen of Texas A&M University, recognizing my participation and contributions in the ISC26 Student Cluster Competition.

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Photos: SC25 official pre-competition team profile; names as published.

Coverage · SC25 · September 2025

Students power up for the ultimate HPC challenge

The conference’s preview introduces our team and preparation on Texas A&M’s HPRC systems, and includes me in the roster as Yuuzen Shen.

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Official record · Texas A&M HPRC · November 2025 · St. Louis, Missouri

Gig ’Em Bytes at SC25

Texas A&M’s SC25 event schedule lists Gig ’Em Bytes in the Student Cluster Competition, alongside the university’s research exhibits and conference activities.

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Official record · ISC High Performance · 2025 · Virtual competition

ISC25 Student Cluster Competition — official team roster

ISC’s 2025 competition page lists Texas A&M among the virtual teams. The SC25 team profile also documents Gig ’Em Bytes’ earlier participation at ISC25.

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Official record · SC conference archive · SC25 team poster · PDF

Gig ’Em Bytes — cluster, workloads, and team roles

Our team poster records the cluster configuration and benchmark strategy, and lists my MLPerf and mystery-application roles under Yuuzen Shen.

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May 2024 - Jul. 2024 ABA Chemicals Corporation

Software Engineer Intern

Built an on-premise RAG system with Qwen-7B and Qanything for document question answering and permissioned retrieval, reducing internal document retrieval time by 90% for more than 100 employees. Also developed FastAPI safety-monitoring services and real-time data pipelines across corporate facilities.

Jun. 2023 - Aug. 2023 Qualab Biotech Co., Ltd.

Software & Machine Learning Internship

Developed real-time machine-learning quality control for calibration and anomaly detection. Co-developed a TensorFlow autoencoder for medical-image denoising, with a focus on reducing server CPU utilization.

Jan. 2025 - Dec. 2025 Texas A&M Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Teaching & Peer Mentoring

Mentored 60+ students weekly in data structures, algorithms, operating systems, and C++. Created review videos and graded problem sets for discrete mathematics with Dr. Sandeep Kumar, alongside competitive-programming coaching.

Publication & Research

Different Forms of Paper Novelty Receive Uneven Recognition

Youran Shen (second author), et al. · ACL ARR Aug. 2026 submission

An NLP/ML study using language-derived novelty measures to analyze scholarly recognition and public attention.

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Education

Texas A&M University

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Expected graduation
May 2027
Undergraduate cumulative GPA
3.783/4.000
Graduate coursework GPA
4.000/4.000
Coursework
Generative AI · Parallel Computing · Analysis of Algorithms · Applied Cryptography

Technical Toolkit

Training & Inference

PyTorchTensorFlowHugging FacevLLMTensorRTTritonRayMaxText

LLM & Agents

LoRARAGGraph RAGTool CallingReinforcement LearningIn-context LearningPost-training

Systems

CUDAMPIOpenMPSlurmMLPerfLinuxLustreFSBeeGFS

Languages

C++PythonGoRustJavaSQL

Backend & Infrastructure

FastAPIPostgreSQLDockerAWSGoogle Compute EngineRocky LinuxGit

Robotics & Vision

OpenCVYOLOv8TensorRTNVIDIA JetsonSLAMROSGazebo

Robots, rovers, and field work

Embedded perception with Texas Aimbots, Mars rover autonomy with KARURA, agricultural robotics, and a lunar prospecting design. Explore the work alongside team videos, television coverage, and official competition records.

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Beyond research & code

Recognition & interests

Academic service & recognition

Academic reviewing

The ACM Web Conference 2026 (WWW26) and ACL Rolling Review, January 2026.

Honor societies

Phi Kappa Phi and IEEE–Eta Kappa Nu (HKN), since 2025.

Collegiate VR esports · Lone Star Sabers

Beat Saber with joint UT–TAMU teams: Season 13 winner (Blue Team), Season 12 third place and Season 11 sixth place (White Team).

A little more about me

Earlier education
Before Texas A&M, I attended Memorial High School (2019–2023), serving as vice president of Psi Alpha and the Science National Honor Society. Through Houston Community College dual credit (2021–2022), I completed Calculus III and Differential Equations with a 4.0 GPA.
Languages
English, Chinese, and Shanghainese. Fun fact: ieuze is my name romanized in Shanghainese.
Interests
Music and live performance.

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My first post in English — welcome to the English version of my blog.

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