Advisor: Aloni Cohen
I’m a PhD student in theoretical computer science, particularly interested in the intersection of cryptography and complexity theory. Problems that catch my eye tend to involve graphs (especially combinatorial questions about grids, trees, or random graphs), or have a civic/social application (e.g., fairness in political redistricting or the responsible use of AI).
Before my PhD I spent two years at the MGGG Redistricting Lab, working with Moon Duchin to connect the academic study of computational redistricting with real-world applications. I graduated from UChicago in 2020 with a B.A. in mathematics and was raised in the idyllic land of Glen Ellen, California.
