I am currently a Research Assistant Professor at TTIC. I was a postdoc at Harvard University hosted by Prof. Michael Mitzenmacher and received my PhD in 2019 from the University of Maryland under Prof. MohammadTaghi Hajiaghayi. You can find my resume here.
I'm on the academic job market this year.
I have a broad interest in theoretical computer science and its applications in computational biology, machine learning, economics, and artificial intelligence. The emphasis of my research is on fine-grained algorithm design and algorithmic game theory.
Research highlights
Recent/Upcoming talks
UCSD (11/15/21): Playing the Election Game
Google Research (1/25/22): Modern Fine-grained Algorithms for Classic Problems
TTIC (1/28/22): Modern Fine-grained Algorithms for Classic Problems
UPenn (2/22/22): Modern Fine-grained Algorithms for Classic Problems
Professional experience
Summer internship (2018), Toyota technological institute, hosted by Prof. Avrim Blum.
Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing. (Fall 2017, Spring 2018, Fall 2018)
I used to be very good at competitive programming. I won a Silver medal at IOI 2007, was a team member for IOI 2008 (didn't participate in the IOI due to visa issues), and was an ACM-ICPC worldfinalist two times. Also, I was a Topcoder red and I won a CF round.