
Arathi contributed to the pytorch/benchmark repository by expanding hardware support and improving test reliability. She implemented HPU device integration within the Benchmark Testing Framework, enabling users to run benchmarks on HPU through a new CLI option and ensuring the framework automatically recognizes HPU as a valid device. Using Python and Pytest, she also addressed an issue in the test runner where skipped tests were incorrectly reported as passed, updating the logic to use pytest.skip for accurate metadata and categorization. Her work enhanced the framework’s hardware-agnostic benchmarking capabilities and improved CI/test automation reliability, demonstrating depth in device support and testing.

In April 2025, focused on expanding hardware coverage and improving test reliability in pytorch/benchmark. Delivered HPU device support in the Benchmark Testing Framework (including a CLI option to run benchmarks on HPU and automatic recognition of HPU as a valid device) and fixed skipped-test reporting in the test runner to ensure accurate metadata and categorization. These changes enhance hardware-agnostic benchmarking capabilities, improve CI/test reliability, and deliver measurable business value by enabling broader hardware benchmarking with clearer test results.
In April 2025, focused on expanding hardware coverage and improving test reliability in pytorch/benchmark. Delivered HPU device support in the Benchmark Testing Framework (including a CLI option to run benchmarks on HPU and automatic recognition of HPU as a valid device) and fixed skipped-test reporting in the test runner to ensure accurate metadata and categorization. These changes enhance hardware-agnostic benchmarking capabilities, improve CI/test reliability, and deliver measurable business value by enabling broader hardware benchmarking with clearer test results.
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