Caleb J. Wang
About me
I’m a fourth year Ph.D. student at Northwestern University ’s Computer Science department and AquaLab , where I work with Prof. Fabián E. Bustamante . Together, we research on Internet Measurement, network Infrastructure, and Internet Resilience, where we try to understand in today’s world why networks fail, how they respond to failures, and what to do to make the Internet more resilient.
Before my Ph.D., I got my Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and Master’s degree in Communication Engineering, both from National Taiwan University . I worked briefly as a customer engineer at Microsoft, Taiwan before joining Northwestern. You can check out my full cv here.
In an alternate universe, I traded research papers for espresso machines , guitar strings , and befriending wombats .
Recent News
Our paper Calypso’s Voyage: Charting Traceroute Paths to Submarine Cables has been accepted to IMC 2026 ! See you this October in Germany 🇩🇪!
Excited to be joining Cloudflare Research as an Research Engineer Intern this summer in Austin, Texas.
My work on network analysis and root-cause identification with Cisco ThousandEyes has just been published .
Our short paper on submarine cable mapping has been accepted to SIGCOMM ‘25! I’d love to meet up in Coimbra, Portugal 🇵🇹 and grab a coffee ☕️!
Thrilled to be doing another internship with Cisco ThousandEyes ! See you in San Francisco this summer !