Hello! I am currently a PhD student in Computer Science at Yale University, under the supervision of Professors Katerina Sotiraki and Babis Papamanthou. I am a member of the Yale Applied Cryptography Laboratory (YACL). I am broadly interested in lattice-based cryptography, zero-knowledge proofs, and private information retrieval. I am passionate about problem-solving and enjoy teaching and sharing my love of math and computer science with others!
I completed my undergrad at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec. I hold an honours degree in mathematics and a minor in computer science. I have extensive teaching and tutoring experience, and I served as the Honours Representative for the McGill Society of Undergraduate Mathematics and Statistics Students (SUMS).
Throughout my undergrad, I also enjoyed participating in McGill's Model United Nations Delegation Team, which travels and competes in conferences across North America. I served as the Head Delegate (President) of the team, and I also ranked on the top tier of the North American College Model United Nations All-Star Team!
My hobbies include long-distance running, hiking, wilderness canoe tripping, tennis, and skiing.
Here are some of my past projects: