Matthew Burke
I am currenty serving as the Engineering Leader of Short-Video Architecture unit at Kuaishou Inc. My org focuses on building the infrastructure that powers the creation-to-consumption experiences for all Kuaishou's affiliated short-video apps across the globe. My technical background lies in analysis and design of large scale distributed systems, so topics including distributed processing, storage, cache, and networked systems pique my interest.
Prior to Kuaishou, I was a senior Engineering Manager on the Infrastructure team at Facebook (now Meta), where I worked on a variety of systems along its content-serving stack, and help initiated its first uniform video platform, Streaming Video Engine , to scale video processing across all Facebook family products for billions of users.
Prior to my Facebook era, I studied distributed systems under Ken Birman and Robbert van Renesse , with great support from both Cornell and Facebook Graduate Fellowship . I was also once a graduate student at SCTS&CGCL , where my early research started with wide-area content distribution protocols such as Gossip, Multicast, and P2P.
Matthew Burke