Jiadong Guo
About Jiadong Guo
Jiadong Guo is an intern at Inria, specializing in high-performance computing and artificial intelligence since 2022. He has a background in computer science from INSA Lyon and has held various roles, including research assistant and software engineer.
Work at Inria
Currently, Jiadong Guo works at Inria as an intern, a position he has held since 2022. His work is based in the ENS Lyon campus, where he is involved in a high-performance computing project with the INRIA AVALON group. This role allows him to apply his academic knowledge in a practical setting, contributing to advancements in computing technologies.
Education and Expertise
Jiadong Guo studied at INSA Lyon - Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon, where he focused on computer science. He completed his studies in 2020, achieving a third-year level of education. His academic background provides a strong foundation in high-performance computing and artificial intelligence, areas in which he is actively seeking PhD opportunities.
Previous Experience
Before his current role at Inria, Jiadong Guo gained diverse experience in various positions. He worked as a last-year master's student at INSA Lyon for five months, where he conducted research. He also completed a six-month research internship at ENS Lyon, focusing on high-performance computing and artificial intelligence. Additionally, he held positions as a Java software engineer at Jiangsu KIBO Information Technology Co., Ltd. and as a supply chain intern at SAFRAN.
Research and Projects
Jiadong Guo has been involved in significant research initiatives, particularly during his internship at ENS Lyon, where he concentrated on high-performance computing and artificial intelligence. His current project with the INRIA AVALON group further emphasizes his commitment to these fields, allowing him to explore innovative solutions and contribute to ongoing research.
Internship Experience
Jiadong Guo has accumulated valuable internship experience throughout his career. He served as a supply chain intern at SAFRAN for five months and worked as a research assistant at LIRIS for one month. These roles provided him with practical skills and insights into different aspects of technology and research, complementing his academic pursuits.