I defended my thesis, "Real-Time Telemetry Systems for Multidimensional Streaming Data: A Case Study on Video Viewership Analytics", in October 2021 and will soon be joining Facebook NYC as a Research Scientist.
I received my PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. During my PhD, I was very fortunate to have a great team supporting me. I was advised by Vyas Sekar
and also collaborated very closely with Justine Sherry. Prior to CMU, I received my engineering diploma from the National Technical University
of Athens, Greece (2015).
My research interests lie in the intersection of networks and systems and my high-level goal is to enhance system reliability through performance predictability and insightful analytics. My thesis is on the design and development of scalable,
real-time telemetry systems for approximate, multidimensional analytics, with a special focus on analytics for video streaming platforms. Prior, I also worked on building mechanisms for performance prediction in NFV.
Publications
2021
- The shape of View: An alerting system for Internet video viewership anomalies
Antonis Manousis, Harshil Shah, Henry Milner, Yan Li, Hui Zhang, Vyas Sekar
In Proceedings of the 2021 ACM IMC Conference
[Paper]
[Slides]
[Talk]
2020
- SLOMO: Contention-Aware Performance Prediction for Virtualized Network Functions
Antonis Manousis, Rahul Anand Sharma, Vyas Sekar, Justine Sherry
In Proceedings of the 2020 ACM SIGCOMM Conference
[Paper]
[Slides]
[Talk]
- Sketchy With a Chance of Adoption: Can Sketch-Based Telemetry Be Ready for Prime Time?
Zaoxing Liu, Hun Namkung, Anup Agarwal, Antonis Manousis, Peter Steenkiste, Srinivashan Seshan, Vyas Sekar
In 1st IEEE TaPoPF Workshop
[Paper]
2016
Internships
- Conviva with Yan Li and Henry Millner, Summer 2018
- Intel Labs, Dublin, Ireland, Jan - Jul 2015
Awards
- Travel Fellowship SIGCOMM 2016, ACM SIGCOMM, 2016
- Dean's Graduate Fellowship, Carnegie Mellon University, 2015
- Frank J. Marshall Fellowship, Carnegie Mellon University, 2015
Teaching
- Teaching Assistant, ECE Senior Capstone (18-500) ECE, Carnegie Mellon University, Fall 2020
- Teaching Assistant, Network Security (18-731) ECE, Carnegie Mellon University, Spring 2019
Random Things
Reading: A selection of books I read in 2020 and would recommend
- Los hijos de los dias, by E. Galeano
- Las armas secretas, by J. Cortazar
- How to solve it, by G. Polya
Cooking: I'm very much into Italian cuisine and Andrea is my guru
Languages: I'm a big language nerd and I take foreign language/culture classes for fun. If you're like me, then you might
find the resources of CMU's department of modern languages
really interesting!
Volunteering: When time permits, I volunteer at Zaatar, an Athens-based NGO
that provides support to single refugee women and unaccompanied refugee minors. My help is limited to translating
documents to/from Greek. Consider supporting
their cause, their work is impressive.