I am a Postdoctoral Research Scientist at Columbia University's Data Science Institute (DSI), working with Adam Elmachtoub and Sharon Di. I will be joining Georgia Tech as an Assistant Professor in Fall 2026 in the H. Milton Steward School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE).

My research develops data-driven and online learning algorithms and incentive schemes to advance the science and practice of market design for sustainable and society-aware resource allocation. Blending ideas from operations research, economics, and computer science, my research develops algorithms and foundational tools for resource allocation applications spanning future mobility systems, artificial currency markets (e.g., Fisher markets), and electricity markets. 

I received my PhD in Computational and Mathematical Engineering from Stanford University, where I was a Thomas C. Nelson Stanford Interdisciplinary Graduate Fellow and was advised by Marco Pavone, Yinyu Ye, and Michael Ostrovsky. Prior to Stanford, I received my BS in Civil and Environmental Engineering and BA in Applied Mathematics from University of California Berkeley.