Anders Miltner

Anders Miltner is an Assistant Professor at Simon Fraser University in Canada. He previously worked as a Postdoctoral Fellow at UT Austin and earned his PhD from Princeton University.

• Education: PhD (Princeton University), Postdoctoral Fellow (UT Austin)

Research interests include Program Synthesis, Bidirectional Programming, Language Design, Domain-Specific Languages, and IDE Tools. His work focuses on creating tools and languages that enhance programmer productivity through synthesis techniques and bi-directional transformations.

Recent publications include work on DSLs for grammatical domains, recursive functional program synthesis, representation invariants, and edit suggestion synthesis. Articles span conferences like OOPSLA, PLDI, ICFP, and POPL, with an emphasis on formal methods and tool development.

He contributes to academic communities as a Committee Member and Co-Chair in tracks like Student Research Competition and Artifact Evaluation Committee, but no specific scientific awards are listed in available data.

Advising and mentoring activities include Session Chair roles and Student Research Competition Judge duties. His contributions to GitHub repositories in OCaml, Scala, and TeX demonstrate a practical focus on language implementation and synthesis techniques.