I'm a third-year grad student in the Computer Science and Engineering department at the University of Washington. I work with my advisors Luis Ceze and Dan Grossman on making multiprocessors easier to program by leveraging changes in both computer architectures and parallel programming models.

E-mail:
Phone:	(206) 543-5129
Office:	CSE 366
Address:	Joe Devietti Computer Science & Engineering, University of Washington Box 352350 Seattle, WA 98195-2350
Directions:	Campus Map of the Paul Allen Center By Car By Public Transit

My CV is available here; below is my current list of publications.

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• CoreDet: A Compiler and Runtime System for Deterministic Multithreaded Execution
  Tom Bergan, Owen Anderson, Joseph Devietti, Luis Ceze and Dan Grossman
  International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages & Operating Systems (to appear at ASPLOS '10), March 2010
• The Case for System Support for Concurrency Exceptions
  Luis Ceze, Joseph Devietti, Brandon Lucia and Shaz Qadeer
  USENIX Workshop on Hot Topics in Parallelism (HotPar '09), March 2009
  [paper]
• DMP: Deterministic Shared Memory Multiprocessing
  Joseph Devietti, Brandon Lucia, Luis Ceze and Mark Oskin
  International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages & Operating Systems (ASPLOS '09), March 2009
  [paper][powerpoint+flash slides][slides README]
  Selected for IEEE Micro Top Picks '09
• Atom-Aid: Surviving and Detecting Atomicity Violations
  Brandon Lucia, Joseph Devietti, Karin Strauss and Luis Ceze
  International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA '08), June 2008
  [paper][keynote slides][powerpoint slides]
  Selected for IEEE Micro Top Picks '08
• Explicitly Parallel Programming with Shared-Memory is Insane: At Least Make it Deterministic!
  Joseph Devietti, Brandon Lucia, Luis Ceze and Mark Oskin
  Workshop on Software and Hardware Challenges of Manycore Platforms (SHCMP '08), held in conjuction with ISCA '08, June 2008
  [paper][openoffice slides][pdf slides][powerpoint slides]
• HardBound: Architectural Support for Spatial Safety of the C Programming Language
  Joseph Devietti, Colin Blundell, Milo Martin and Steve Zdancewic
  International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages & Operating Systems (ASPLOS '08), March 2008
  [paper][pdf slides][powerpoint slides][video of ASPLOS talk]
• Making the Fast Case Common and the Uncommon Case Simple in Unbounded Transactional Memory
  Colin Blundell, Joseph Devietti, E Christopher Lewis and Milo Martin
  International Symposium on Computer Architecture (ISCA '07), June 2007
  [paper][pdf slides][powerpoint slides]

Before grad school, I was an undergraduate and part-time master's student at the University of Pennsylvania where I worked with Milo Martin, Steve Zdancewic, E. Lewis and Colin Blundell on transactional memory and architectural support for security. In my copious free time, I enjoy bicycle commuting, kayaking, and dreaming about getting a Wii.

I love to write code, and to write about code. I try to blog about as many of my coding projects as I can; here are some I've worked on recently:

• A presentation on DMP given at ASPLOS 2009, written using a combination of Powerpoint and Flash.
• An anti-phishing extension for Firefox called Lockfox. You can download it from addons.mozilla.org. It was written by myself and Rohit Chaudhri for Yoshi Kohno's graduate computer security course, CSE 564.