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Eren Yildiz

Postdoctoral Researcher at Georgia Tech

School of Interactive Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology

About Me

I am a Postdoctoral Researcher at the School of Interactive Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology, working with Dr. Josiah Hester in the Ka Moamoa Lab. I earned my Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from Ege University, advised by Dr. Kasim Sinan Yildirim. My research focuses on battery-free, energy-harvesting systems that enable sustainable, ultra-low-power computing. I develop hardware/software co-design approaches that allow sensing platforms to operate reliably across power failures.

Education

PhD in Computer Engineering (2018–2023)

Ege University

MSc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (2015–2018)

Mersin University

BSc in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (2009–2014)

Mersin University

Research Interests

Embedded Systems Operating Systems/Runtimes Computer Architectures Low‐power Architectures Energy Harvesting Battery-free IoT Intermittent Computing Tiny Machine Learning
šŸ“š My Research
My research focuses on enabling sustainable, ultra–low‐power computing platforms that operate reliably under intermittent power conditions by leveraging ambient energy sources such as RF, solar, and vibration. I have developed novel timekeeping architectures, energy‐aware runtime systems, and resilient hardware/software co‐designs for the deployment of self‐powered IoT devices . With more than 10 peer‐reviewed publications, including in top‐tier venues such as OSDI, EuroSys, SenSys, MobiSys and EWSN, my work advances energy‐efficient sensing technologies for applications in smart infrastructure, healthcare monitoring, and environmental systems. These contributions were recently recognized with the EWSN 2025 and MobiSys 2026 Rising Star, highlighting the impact of my work on sustainable mobile and embedded systems.
Publications
(2026). A Greener Edge: A Framework on Carbon-aware Edge ML System Design. MobiSys 26.
(2026). BIONIC: A Co-Designed Hardware and Runtime for Time-Sensitive Battery-Free IoT. MobiSys 26.
(2025). CapDYN: Adaptive Self-Scaling Energy Storage for Powering Batteryless IoT. TECS 2025.
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(2025). PEARL: Power- and Energy-Aware Multicore Intermittent Computing. EWSN'25.
(2024). Adaptable Runtime Monitoring for Intermittent Systems. EuroSys'24.
Awards
MobiSys Rising Star 2026
The International Conference on Mobile Systems, Applications, and Services (MobiSys) ∙ June 2026
Selected to participate in the MobiSys Rising Stars Forum, recognizing promising early-career researchers in mobile and embedded systems.
EWSN Rising Star 2025
The International Conference on Embedded Wireless Systems and Networks (EWSN) ∙ September 2025
I was selected as one of the Rising Stars in Conference on Embedded Wireless Systems and Networks (EWSN) 2025.
2214-A - International Research Fellowship Programme for PhD Students
The Scientific And Technological Research Council Of Turkey(TUBITAK) ∙ December 2021
I was awarded a $21,000 research fellowship by TUBITAK to conduct my project on improving the energy efficiency of battery-free sensor systems at Northwestern University.