Haomin Qiu
About Haomin Qiu
Haomin Qiu is a Software Engineer at Arista Networks with a Master's degree in Computer Science from UC Irvine and a Bachelor's degree in Computer Software Engineering from Nanjing University.
Current Position at Arista Networks
Haomin Qiu is currently employed as a Software Engineer at Arista Networks in Santa Clara, California, United States. He has been with the company since 2022, contributing to the development and enhancement of software solutions. His work involves designing and implementing systems that improve the performance and reliability of network operations.
Previous Roles at Fanruan Software
Before joining Arista Networks, Haomin Qiu worked at Fanruan Software in Nanjing, Jiangsu, China. During his tenure in 2020 and 2021, he served as a Software Engineer, where he took on roles that lasted 3 and 5 months, respectively. His responsibilities included software development and system improvements aimed at enhancing the company’s software products.
Experience at tuniu.com
In 2019, Haomin Qiu served as a Software Engineer at tuniu.com. While there, he worked in Nanjing, Jiangsu, China, for a period of 2 months. His work primarily involved developing software solutions to support tuniu.com’s travel services, focusing on increasing the efficiency and reliability of their digital platform.
Educational Background
Haomin Qiu has a strong educational background in computer science and engineering. He earned a Master's degree in Computer Science from UC Irvine between 2021 and 2022. Prior to this, he received a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Software Engineering from Nanjing University, where he studied from 2016 to 2020. His academic experience provided a solid foundation for his technical expertise and professional career.
Technical Projects and Contributions
Throughout his career, Haomin Qiu has worked on several technical projects that demonstrate his proficiency in software engineering. Notably, he designed and implemented a failover module for switches using C++ and TACC K-V storage, which significantly enhanced data center resiliency by backing up NAT entries and modifying packet flow. He also created a new key for IP addresses in the NAT package using C++ to resolve IP mis-ordering issues in TCAM cache. Additionally, he refactored the request queue and CRUD operations of the NAT agent with C++ and TACC and developed Python test cases to accommodate the changes in IP keys.