About

Scientific Employee at Leibniz Supercomputing Centre of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities (Munich, Germany) since November 2017.

From May 2011 to October 2017, I was a Posd-doc (Assistant Professor) at the University of Innsbruck (Austria), where I worked with Prof. Thomas Fahringer in the DPS group. During my time in Innsbruck, I contributed to some challenging problems on the field of auto-tuning parallel applications within the context of the Insieme compiler and multi-objective scheduling of workflows for IaaS clouds.

I received my PhD from the University of Malaga (Spain) where I worked on the design and Implementation of parallel and distributed multi-criteria optimization methods, in particular from the field fo Metaheuristics. I keep my collaboration with Dr. Antonio J. Nebro in developing and maintaining (whenever I have some time) jMetal, which we started during my PhD (extending or starting from quasy-scratch an Antonio’s previous idea called DEME).

You can hire my services for consultancy regarding jMetal or Multi-objective optimization. Feel free to contact me at juanjo.durillo@gmail.com

While working towards my PhD, I visited different institutions and collaborated with different Professors:

• I spent two Months (June-July 2018) in King´s Collegue London under the Supervision of Prof. Mark Harman (who later moved to University Collegue London, and currently holds an Engineering Manager Position at Facebook)

• From March 2010 to April 2017 I visited the University of Luxembourg and I worked under the supervision of Prof. Pascal Bouvry and Dr. Bernabe Dorronsoro

• I visited Prof. Qingfu Zhang, at the University of Essex from June 2010 to July 2010 (Prof. Zhang has taken a long leave and is now working at the City University of Hong Kong).

My research interests include:

• Cloud computing
• Parallel and Distributed programming
• GPU Computing
• Software autotuning
• Multi-objective optimization
• Machine Learning