I am currently a PhD student at Harvard, working in the EconCS group with Yiling Chen. My research interests are broadly at the intersection of economics and computer science. Specifically, I am interested in questions related to strategic behaviour and incentives that arise in supervised or online multi-agent learning problems. A line of my work relates to computational problems in information design.

Prior to my PhD, I was a machine learning engineer at Cerebras Systems, where I built machine learning frameworks for running very large models on our custom accelerator. I completed my Master’s degree in computer science at the University of Toronto where I was supervised by Nisarg Shah, and my bachelors degree in electrical and computer engineering from the same institution. In my free time, I love to run and bike, read classic literature, and cook.

Recent:

• Sep. 2025: I won the Google PhD Fellowship in the Algorithms and Optimization track!
• Aug. 2025: Giving a talk on strategic hypothesis testing at the Incentives for Collaborative Learning and Data Sharing workshop at TTIC in Chicago.
• Jun. 2025: Spending the summer with the Morgan Stanley Machine Learning Research team in NYC. Working on an (academic) project on the game-theoretic dynamics of online execution algorithms.
• Apr. 2025: Giving a lightening talk on information design with LLMs at the SIGecom Winter Meeting.
• Mar. 2025: Started as a Student Researcher at Google Research. Working in the Market Algorithms team with Renato Paes-Leme and Song Zuo on mechanism design problems in the context of Large Language Models.
• Jan. 2025: 1 paper accepted to ICLR 2025 in Singapore!

• Nov. 2024: Our submission Heartbreak won the ProSocial Ranking Challenge, a competition to develop new social media rankers to improve well-being and reduce polarization!
• Oct. 2024: Giving an invited talk on Addressing Misinformation with Persuasion at the Information Design in Incentive-aware Automated Decision Making session of INFORMS 2024 in Seattle
• Sep. 2024: Sara Fish and I are organizing the EconCS Seminar this year. Reach out if you’re interested in giving a talk!
• Aug. 2024: Giving a talk on Multi-Sender Persuasion at ESIF 2024 (Econometrics + CS Meetup) at Cornell.
• Jun. 2024: 1 paper accepted to EC 2024 at Yale!
• May. 2024: 4 papers accepted to ICML 2024 in Vienna!