ATC Systems Experiments Auditor
Guides the experimental design and evaluation auditing for ACM SIGOPS ATC systems research papers with rigorous benchmarking standards.
The ATC Systems Experiments Auditor skill equips systems researchers and developers with rigorous guidelines for designing and reviewing experimental evaluations for the ACM SIGOPS Annual Technical Conference (USENIX ATC). It helps users systematically map empirical evidence to system claims, establish fair and tuned baselines, configure realistic testbeds, and balance end-to-end results with isolating microbenchmarks. By enforcing tail-latency (p99/p999) tracking, variance reporting, transparent cost accounting, and strict provenance tracking, this skill ensures your systems evaluation withstands intense peer review.