
Developed and delivered end-to-end hardware performance observability systems for the tenstorrent/tt-llk and tenstorrent/tt-metal repositories, focusing on C++ and Python. Built a C++ performance counter infrastructure with per-thread and later shared L1 buffer architectures, enabling detailed tracking and analysis of hardware metrics across UNPACK, MATH, and PACK threads. Enhanced data collection and reporting through Python scripting, providing automated summaries and derived metrics for performance analysis. Refactored the subsystem to reduce memory usage by 67% and improved synchronization using multithreading techniques. Simplified metrics output for clearer insights, supporting reproducible analysis, targeted optimization, and maintainable system architecture in CI environments.
March 2026 monthly work summary focusing on delivering a high-impact optimization in the performance counter subsystem of tt-metal, with an emphasis on memory efficiency, data integrity, and maintainability.
March 2026 monthly work summary focusing on delivering a high-impact optimization in the performance counter subsystem of tt-metal, with an emphasis on memory efficiency, data integrity, and maintainability.
February 2026: Delivered the Tensix Performance Counter System for tt-llk, establishing end-to-end hardware performance observability across UNPACK/MATH/PACK threads and enabling data-driven optimization. Core features include a C++ PerfCounters plumbing with per-thread L1 buffers, Python tooling for configuration and readout, and derived metrics with automated summaries. Added matmul kernel instrumentation and kernel-level integration to provide side-by-side REQUESTS vs GRANTS analysis, improving visibility into arbitration, stalls, and bottlenecks. This work lays the foundation for reproducible performance analysis, targeted tuning, and better capacity planning.
February 2026: Delivered the Tensix Performance Counter System for tt-llk, establishing end-to-end hardware performance observability across UNPACK/MATH/PACK threads and enabling data-driven optimization. Core features include a C++ PerfCounters plumbing with per-thread L1 buffers, Python tooling for configuration and readout, and derived metrics with automated summaries. Added matmul kernel instrumentation and kernel-level integration to provide side-by-side REQUESTS vs GRANTS analysis, improving visibility into arbitration, stalls, and bottlenecks. This work lays the foundation for reproducible performance analysis, targeted tuning, and better capacity planning.

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