Young H. Cho graduated from UC Berkeley with a bachelors degree in Computer Science. While attending Berkeley, he was in a research project group called NOW, Networks of Workstations. From July of 1996 to August of 1999 he worked as an engineer/programmer at Myricom, Inc. Myricom is the main network interconnect technology provider for the majority of the fastest clustered computers in the world. He took a leave of absence from Myricom after three years to return to academia. He began his Masters program in Computer Engineering at UT Austin in Fall of 1999. By Spring of 2001, he completed his Masters of Science in Engineering from Electrical Computer Engineering department while working for UT Research Laboratory Applied Research Laboratory in the University of Texas at Austin. Then he moved to Los Angeles to attend UCLA to pursue Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering

under professor William Mangione-Smith. He completed his Ph.D. on the dissertation topic of Advanced Computer Network Security in June of 2005. He then came to Washington University in St. Louis as a Visiting Assistant Professor in Computer Science Engineering department. In July of 2007, he leveraged all of his prior expertise to independently start a technology company specializing research and development of various embedded applications using commodity-off-the-shelf (COTS) components.
He is the CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER of Open Acceleration Systems Research.
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