I'm a PhD Candidate within Stony Brook's department of Computer Science, with an interest in the security implications of emerging medical technologies. I'm a member of the Ethos Lab, led by Professor Amir Rahmati, and my research focus spans security, formal verification, reinforcement learning, and cyber-physical systems.
Prior to joining Stony Brook, I obtained my BSE and MSE in Bioengineering from the University of Pennsylvania and worked as a data scientist for the tech consulting company Tessella Inc on a variety of exploratory analytics projects. I also helped found Shock Analytics LLC, a startup aimed at developing a non-invasive technology to better detect cardiovascular failure.
During my PhD, I've additionally gained experience evaluating the robustness of complex control systems at AFRL, training large self-supervised vision models at General Motors, and security testing of medical devices at Harbor Labs. I recently interned within Snowflake's product security team, helping develop tools for anti-abuse.