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I am an Associate Professor in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Michigan State University. My research interests include motion planning for connected autonomous vehicles under uncertainty, cyber-physical systems security, and randomized algorithms for scalable computation. Previously, I was a Staff Research Scientist working with the Systems Department of United Technologies Research Center,   and a Post-doctoral Researcher with the Center for Control Dynamical Systems and Computation, working on randomized methods to solve large-dimensional games. 

In Fall 2025, I will be teaching the undergraduate course ECE 313, "Control Systems" in the ECE Department at Michigan State University. Previously, I have taught the undergraduate elective course ECE 416, "Digital Control" and the graduate courses "Non-cooperative Game Theory" (ECE 855) and ECE/ME 851, "Linear Systems and Control". 

Prospective Students: I have one open Ph.D. position in my group. If you are interested in my research, then please send me an email with a brief description of your academic background and the particular aspect of my research that interests you.