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Greg O'Shea

Greg O'Shea is a software engineer in the Systems and Networking group at Microsoft Research, Cambridge, UK. He has worked extensively in developing and evaluating experimental network and storage systems and has published his findings extensively in SIGCOMM, NSDI, MobiCom, OSDI, and SOSP. Greg’s work has been incorporated into several Microsoft products such as Windows, Hyper-V, and Windows Server. His latest work is on Storage Quality of Service and is included in Windows Server Technical Preview. He has also developed the Microsoft Research Storage Toolkit, a development kit for software-defined storage. Greg has a Ph.D. from London University.

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