Jingqi Li

Advancing Safe, Strategic Autonomy under Information Asymmetry.


I'm a Peter O' Donnell Jr. Postdoctoral Fellow at UT Austin, where I work with Professor David Fridovich-Keil on game-theoretic autonomy and learning. I earned my Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences from UC Berkeley in 2025, advised by Professor Claire Tomlin and Professor Somayeh Sojoudi

Research interests

My research develops theoretical and algorithmic solutions for multi-agent autonomy, enabling intelligent agents to plan, learn, and interact safely under uncertainty and information asymmetry. Drawing on dynamic game theory, control, and reinforcement learning, I study how agents anticipate and adapt to one another’s behaviors to achieve safe and efficient coordination. I'm particularly interested in advancing principled methods that bridge theory and practice, with applications in autonomous driving, drone racing, air mobility, and multi-robot manipulation.