Starting August 2025, I will join the department of computer science at Colorado State University as an assistant professor. My research focuses on algorithmic and mathematical problems at the intersection of probability theory, non-commutative analysis and mathematical physics.

Prior to this, I was a post-doctoral scholar at UC Santa Cruz hosted by Prof. Alexandra Kolla. I earned my Ph.D. in Computer Science from Harvard University, advised by Prof. Peter Love and Prof. Boaz Barak, within the theory of computation and quantum information theory groups. During my Ph.D. I visited Prof. Luca Trevisan at Bocconi University and attended the program on spectral indepenence and entropy decay.

Prior to graduate school, I worked as a software engineer at Kensho, Inc. on the graph-infrastructure team. I hold a B.S. in physics, with minors in mathematics and computer science, from UIUC.