I am a Computer Science PhD student at the University of Illinois, where I am advised by Prof. Michael Forbes.
My research interests are in theoretical computer science, specifically algebraic complexity theory, coding theory, and randomness in computation. I am interested in exploring the connections between algebraic geometry and computer science.
Previously, I was a research assistant at Laber Labs, advised by Prof. Eric Laber. I completed my undergrad at Caltech in Mathematics with a minor in Computer Science. I was fortunate to be advised by and work on research projects under the guidance of Prof Schulman and Prof Umans. This is my CV, my publications are listed under research, and I have my email and other information in the extras tab.
I am helping run a reading course this term. More information can be found here.