Chris Frisz is a Senior DPU Compiler Engineer with 14 years of experience designing compilers and runtime systems for networking platforms. Currently at NVIDIA, he builds a P4 compiler targeting BlueField DPUs and Spectrum switches to enable expressive, high-performance programmability of custom network protocols. Prior to NVIDIA he spent a decade at Cisco developing compilers, runtimes, and tooling for rapid prototyping, grounded in a master's in computer science from Indiana University. His background as a functional language implementer drives a focus on expressive abstractions that map cleanly to efficient hardware targets. Based in Hillsborough, NC, he blends research-era rigor with production-grade engineering, often translating academic compiler techniques into deployable systems. An understated strength is his knack for simplifying complex protocol semantics into maintainable compiler designs that scale across heterogeneous network processors.
Expanding support for constant-space tail calls in the Clojure language.
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