Assoc. Professor at TU Delft and Amazon Scholar (AWS).
I lead the Data-intensive Systems Group at TU Delft. I work in the broad area of data systems research; most of my research at the moment focuses on Cloud application runtimes, and data discovery. Over the years, my research has found applications in multiple real-world systems, including Apache Flink, and systems within Amazon's Cloud. Before joining TU Delft in 2017, I held positions at the SAP Innovation Center, as well as at TU Berlin, working with Volker Markl. I received my PhD from INRIA Saclay/Université Paris-Sud 11 in 2013, supervised by Ioana Manolescu. I completed my BSc and MSc at the University of Cyprus, working with Marios Dikaiakos. I was born and raised in Greece (Ormylia (Halkidiki)).
2628XE Delft, Netherlands
Research Areas
Cloud Runtimes
Building programming models and runtimes that bring ACID transactions to stateful serverless in the Cloud.
Stream Processing
Designing fault-tolerant, high-throughput streaming systems that scale to billions of events per second.
Data Discovery
Automating the discovery of datasets and their relationships in data lakes and enterprise repositories.