Hi! I am a statistics student at Yale working on curricular learning and high dimensional probability (Spherical Parisi). I am also interested in reindustrialization pathways for developing countries and robotics-as-a-service.

Previously, I have been interested in questions in Learning Theory, Higher Dimensional Probability and Optimization and have researched under the mentorship of Dr. Harrison Zhou and Dr. Sekhar Tatikonda. I was also the recipient of the Tobin Research Fellowship at Yale where I worked on hazard models for congestion externalities.

I have also worked with many amazing teams and individuals in the industry including Bridgewater Associates, Anthropic and Conway.

In my free time, I am playing chess, messing around with prediction markets and contributing problems to various math competitions.