David Eckhardt is a Teaching Professor of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University with over a decade of experience educating juniors, seniors, and master's students in operating systems and computer networks. He directs and advises the course-based MSCS program, shaping curricula that cultivate detail-oriented, self-steering problem solvers able to tackle open-ended systems challenges. A hands-on educator and primary student advisor, he blends rigorous Ph.D.-level expertise with practical teaching to prepare students for complex, real-world systems work. Beyond academia, he serves as vice president of VoteAllegheny, applying his technical background to advocate for trustworthy election systems in the Pittsburgh community. His long tenure at CMU and deep specialization in systems make him a go-to mentor for students transitioning from coursework to applied systems research and engineering.
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