Aaron Tomb
Contact
Research and Engineering
Office: 503.626.6616 x156
Email: atomb (at) galois (dot) com
At Galois
I have worked in Research and Development at Galois since 2007. My research interests include type systems, programming language semantics, automated program analysis and defect detection. At Galois, I have conducted research into tools to help understand the structure of programs and systems for secure web collaboration.
My Background
I have a B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. in computer science from the University of California, Santa Cruz. My academic work focused on programming language theory, and particularly on the use of advanced programming language technology to improve software reliability. This involves type theory, formal methods, program analysis, and a bit of subjective exploration into what makes languages pleasant to use.
Publications
- Variably Interprocedural Program Analysis for Runtime Error Detection (2007)
- Space-Efficient Gradual Typing (2007)
- Sage: Hybrid Checking for Flexible Specifications (2006)
- Hybrid Types, Invariants, and Refinements for imperative Objects (2006)
- Automatic Type Inference via Partial Evaluation (2005)