I am a first year PhD Student in the Computer Science Department at Johns Hopkins University. I am fortunate to be advised by Professor Jeremias Sulam. My research interests revolve around theoretical questions in machine learning and robustness gaurantees. I am also interested in exploiting structure in data to develop efficient algorithms (eg. sparsity, low rank).
Prior to starting my graduate studies, I was a research assistant at ORIE Department at Cornell where I was supervised by Professor Madeleine Udell. My work at Cornell involved developing low-memory algorithms for PDE-optimization (in collaboration with Dr. Drew Kouri of Sandia National Laboratories).
PhD in Computer Science (in progress)
Johns Hopkins University
MSc in Mathematics, 2018
BITS Pilani
B.E. in Computer Science, 2018
BITS Pilani