Dominik Huber

Dominik Huber is a Ph.D. candidate and researcher at the Technical University of Munich, affiliated with the Chair of Computer Architecture & Parallel Systems. His work focuses on Dynamic Resource Management in High-Performance Computing (HPC), with expertise in Parallel & Distributed Programming Models and Hardware-aware programming. He has actively contributed to teaching courses like Parallel Programming Systems and Advanced Computer Architecture.

His research emphasizes adaptive resource allocation in hybrid HPC clusters, leveraging technologies such as MPI Sessions, PMIx, and frameworks like LAIK and XBraid. Recent projects include the DynRes software suite for dynamic resource management and collaborations on quantum-HPC integration.

Huber has advised students on topics ranging from Dynamic Resource Management in Charm++ to CI Systems for HPC Software, and his publications address challenges in malleability, scheduling, and power-constrained environments. Current affiliations include participation in the SEANERGYS (EuroHPC) and PlasmaPEPS projects.