About me
I am a computer science PhD student at Tufts University, working with Vladimir Podolskii. My interests include quantum computation, error-correcting codes, and complexity!
My current research consists of characterizing low-depth quantum circuits, algebraic circuits with ReLU gates, and error-correcting codes.
Born and raised in Rockville, MD, my journey outward began at Harvey Mudd College where I worked in the Lynn Lab and received my B.S. in physics. My first job out of college was as a quantitative trader at IMC financial markets. I then transitioned to a role as a computational biologist at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute where I developed analysis pipelines to characterize patient tumor samples using genetic data. Lastly, I would be remiss to forget my current position volunteering as a coach for the undergraduate swim team at MIT!