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Aaron Eline
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Aaron Eline
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About Me
I’m a computer science researcher in the field of Automated Reasoning. My principal focus is exploring how we can develop systems that are orders of magnitude more trustworthy than current designs. My current research areas are:
Programming Language Theory/Design
Automated Testing
Formal Verification
Security
For the past three years I worked on a DSL for authorization called Cedar. In developing Cedar we explored a new engineering workflow we called “verification-guided development“.
I am also deeply interested in computer history. Computing is an incredibly path-dependent field, and exploring those hinge points alongside the politics of the cold-war is very rewarding.
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Publications
How we built Cedar: A Verification-Guided Approach - FSE 2024
Cedar: A New Language for Expression, Fast, Safe, and Analyzable Authorization - OOPSLA 2024
C To Checked C by 3C - OOPSLA 2022 (Distinguished Paper 🥇)
Computing Correctly With Inductive Relations - PLDI 2022