About
I am a PhD graduate from the Societal Computing program of the Software & Societal Systems Department (S3D) of the School of Computer Science (SCS) at CMU. My research interests lie at the intersection of reinforcement learning, human-computer interaction, and computational game theory, with a focus on applications to socially impactful domains such as transportation and digital privacy. My work aims to evaluate the impact of real-world uncertainty and user behaviour on AI algorithms designed for these domains, with the goal of moving them from sanitised simulations into actionable deployments.
For my PhD, my advisors were Fei Fang and Norman Sadeh.
My thesis, Rethinking the Design of Human-Centric AI Systems for Deployment in Transportation, is available here. You can also read a bonus chapter here.
For my BSc, I was advised at the University of British Columbia by Kevin Leyton-Brown and his PhD students, Chris Cameron and Jason Hartford.
CV
Instead of duplicating my CV on various content pages, I will regularly update the genuine article, which is available at the link below.
Links to my work are available in my CV; where possible, I try to publish in open-access venues. Please also feel free to email me using the link above for copies of my published work.
Current CV (full version) Current CV (short version)
Last updated: August 1, 2025
My Google Scholar and LinkedIn profiles are accessible via the menu at left.
Credits
The stylesheet for this page was created by the Pure.CSS project, which is available under a Yahoo BSD License. The favicon was generated using realfavicongenerator.net.