MICHAEL KAHEN
COMPUTER ENGINEER
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ENGINEERING NOTES
I'm Michael Kahen, a computer engineer and Stony Brook University Class of 2025 graduate. I build software, developer tools, and automations. My projects bring computer architecture and autonomous simulation into the browser with JavaScript.
Write RV32I assembly and step through a five-stage CPU pipeline. My RISC-V Pipeline Lab exposes forwarding, load-use stalls, branch prediction, data-cache timing, and register changes.
Read the architecture guide and try the CPU lab →Watch autonomous wildlife seek food, hunt, reproduce, and inherit traits in a procedural world. My Biosphere Unit combines fixed-step agent behavior with responsive Canvas 2D rendering.
Read how the ecosystem works and run the simulation →For my background, view my engineering resume. Have a role or project to discuss? Contact me, browse my GitHub projects, or connect on LinkedIn.
ACTIVE RECIPE
I built a real-time autonomous ASCII ecosystem with procedural terrain, evolving wildlife, weather, resources, and live population telemetry.
ACTIVE RECIPE
I built an interactive cycle-level CPU debugger with editable assembly, visible hazards, branch prediction, cache timing, and differential verification.
RV32I · FIVE-STAGE PIPELINE · CYCLE-LEVEL DEBUGGER
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Have a project in mind, a role to discuss, or a question about my work? Send me an email. You can also find me on GitHub and LinkedIn.
