I'm a Mellon postdoctoral fellow in philosophy at Rutgers. Starting Fall 2025, I'll be an assistant professor in the department of linguistics and philosophy at MIT.

I work in philosophy of mind, philosophy of language, metaphysics and epistemology. The question leading my work is: how do we represent the world? Answering this question requires understanding both the nature of mental representation and the nature of those things we manage to represent. In the course of pursuing these issues, I write about mental content, the structure of metaphysical determination, the vehicles of mental representation and the connection between truth and different epistemic notions.

I got my PhD in philosophy from NYU, and my BA in philosophy from the Hebrew University. 

When I was on the job market, it was useful to have examples of the relevant documents to model mine after. Since those are not that easy to come by, I'm sharing mine here. (Reviews have been mixed.)