Welcome to my personal website!
I hold a PhD in Computer Science from Lund University, where I was part of the Software Development and Environments (SDE) group. My research focuses on static analysis, compiler construction, and practical tools for programming languages. Over the years, I have contributed to several open-source projects, including the ExtendJ Java Compiler and the JastAdd Metacompiler. I have also volunteered for the LLVM project, contributing to the Clang-Tidy tool to help improve code quality and modernize C++ codebases.
My research focuses on developing tools for efficient static analysis, with a particular focus on control-flow and dataflow analysis. I am the main developer of IntraJ, an on-demand static analysis tool for Java.
In addition to my research, I enjoy teaching and have been a teaching assistant for various courses in compilers and program analysis. I have also supervised several MSc students, helping them extend open-source projects and refine their programming skills.
News
1 February, 2025
I’m happy to share that I will co-chair the Artifact Evaluation Committee (AEC) for SLE 2025! Looking forward to contributing to the Software Language Engineering community.
22 November, 2024
I have successfully defended my PhD thesis, ‘Towards Declarative Specification of Static Analysis for Programming Tools.’ This marks the conclusion of an incredible 5-year journey of research, learning, and collaboration.
26 November, 2024
Our paper ‘IntraJ: An On-Demand Framework for Intraprocedural Java Code Analysis’ has been published in The International Journal on Software Tools for Technology Transfer (STTT)! It discusses how IntraJ provides interactive analysis results directly in the editor with response times under 0.1 seconds for most Java compilation units.
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Students
- Johan Arrhén and Ruben Wiklund, Lund University (Master Thesis supervisor, "Pointer Analysis for Interactive Programming Environments", 2024)
- Johannes Aronsson and David Björk, Lund University (Master Thesis supervisor, "Extending the ExtendJ Java Compiler", 2023)
- Mark Lundager and Andreas Berqvist, Lund University (Project Course supervisor, "Project Course EDAN70", 2023)
- Alexander Magnusson, Lund University (Project Course supervisor, "Detecting and Fixing Common Code Style Issues in Java", 2022)
- Charlie Mrad, Lund University (Project Course supervisor, "A Framework For Efficient Code Fixes Using Reference Attributed Grammars", 2021)
- Oskar Kari, Lund University (Project Course supervisor, "Flow Based Bug Detection", 2020)