I am a 1st year PhD student in the Yale Theory Group. My research focuses on algorithm design and its interface with problems in economics and social choice. My overarching research goals are to: (1) develop theoretical models of economic and social exchanges that more closely mimic real-life human interactions, (2) create algorithms with robust theoretical guarantees for equitable outcomes.

During my undergrad at USC, I was fortunate to work with Prof. David Kempe on algorithms for fair committee elections and with Prof. Assad Oberai on using machine learning to predict COVID-19 disease severity. In 2022, I participated in the DIMACS REU, where I worked with Dr. Ariel Schvartzman on topics in auction theory.