About Me
I'm a PhD student in Computer Science at the Georgia Institute of Technology. My research interests lie broadly in computer security and privacy. I founded and organize the Georgia Institute of Technology Security Seminar, a venue for students and faculty to present, learn about, and discuss cutting-edge security and privacy research papers published at leading academic conferences. Previously, I worked on hardware security and microarchitectural side-channel attacks.
Before my PhD, I was a Software Engineer on Messenger Growth at Meta and lived in the San Francisco Bay Area. I earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign where I was advised by the fantastic Chris Fletcher.
Meeting me
I'd love to meet you! If you want to set up a time to chat, I only ask that you leave a short note about yourself and why you're interesting in getting in touch. I recommend starting with email or Twitter.
Personal interests
art museums (Impressionism, Fauvism, Pop Art)
board games (social deduction, party, and cooperative)
bubble tea
cultures of the world (Chinese and French among others)
cooking (photos)
education (pedagogy, andragogy, and heutagogy)
economics (behavioral, developmental)
espresso
human behavior analysis
how the world works
investing
the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)
mental health
music (EDM, trance, house, instrumental)
music production
neuroscience
online tourism
philosophy
psychology
romantic relationships
running (3 half-marathons and counting!)
startups
strategy games
table tennis
tennis
technology (security, privacy-enhancing, and productivity)
travel
trivia
venture capitalism