Kasra Jamshidi

I make software systems efficient, scalable, and usable. My specialty is developing practical methods for solving theoretically intractable problems at scale, like subgraph matching or constraint satisfaction.

I made Peregrine, a fast, programmable data mining engine for massive graphs which analyzes user queries to aggressively optimize execution.

I received my PhD from Simon Fraser University in 2025. You can read my thesis if you're interested in translating application semantics into concrete performance gains in large-scale graph systems. I also have some talks on YouTube.

Reach out if you have hard problems in need of efficient solutions.