a brief introduction

I am a third-year PhD student at Boston University’s Security and Cryptography and Theory groups. I am advised by Ran Canetti and Mayank Varia.

I am broadly interested in Cryptography and Computational Complexity. Currently, I mostly work on metacomplexity, non-interactive cryptographic protocols, and foundations of cryptography. Prior to my PhD, my research was more applied; I spent a considerable amount of time thinking about coercion-resistant e-voting and federated learning over encrypted data.

Before coming to BU, I studied Computer Science and Mathematics at MIT, where I obtained my Bachelor’s and MEng.