I am a researcher at the BU Complex Analytics & Scalable Processing (CASP) Systems Lab working with Profs. John Liagouris, Vasiliki Kalavri, and Mayank Varia to investigate the implementation of a variety of efficient protocols under a secure multiparty computation (MPC) setting. I contributed to two group papers and I am now working on a solo paper creating different secure MPC protocols under one unified system.

I am leading a team of three other fellows and four mentors, Vardaan Sahgal (WISER), Sarah Chehade (WISER), Brian McDermott (NNL), and Joan Arrow (NNL). This fellowship involves working on a research project in the field of quantum benchmarking, and I am writing a paper and producing an open-source library to be released with our work.

I am vice president of BU Hack4Impact, a web development club at Boston University and a student-led 501(c)(3) that develops software for nonprofits to meet their humanitarian needs. As part of this role, I oversee the club’s web development workshops as well as web projects for nonprofits developed by 3-4 teams each semester. I also manage the operation and logistics of the club’s executive board.

I am the founder of BU Quantum, a quantum computing club at Boston University hosting weekly workshops introducing students to quantum computing concepts from both a theory and computational perspective. I lead workshops where participants learn about different fundamental concepts and algorithms in the field and then implement them using the Qiskit and Classiq software development kits. I also created weekly notes and addendums hosted on the club’s website to complement the weekly workshops.

I am a grader in the BU departments of mathematics and computer science, evaluating student homework assignments and giving detailed feedback in the form of comments. In Fall 2025, I graded for a 200-level mathematics course in addition to grading assignments and exams as a TA for CS112. In Spring 2026, I grade for a 300-level computer science course.

I worked as a software engineer at CyQuant, a cyber risk insurance startup, in Paris. My primary task was to create an algorithm that quantifies insurance questionnaires based on a set of cybersecurity standards. I also rebuilt the CyQuant website from scratch, adding more modern design elements as well as account and job handling systems.

I served as a teaching assistant for the second semester introductory computer science course at BU, which is taught in Java and focuses on data structures. I took the course in Fall 2023 and received an A. I led two lab sections, graded exams, participated in weekly meetings with the professor, and held office hours to assist students with completing assignments and understanding key concepts of the course.

I served as a course assistant for the second semester introductory computer science course at BU, which is taught in Java and focuses on data structures. I took the course in Fall 2023 and received an A. I helped lead a lab section and held office hours to assist students with completing assignments and understanding key concepts of the course.

As part of this role, I co-led BU Hack4Impact’s Impact Program, managing 3-4 teams of student interns working on web development projects. I focused primarily on the software development side, hiring software engineers to populate the four teams and advising them on the expectations and responsibilities of their roles. The other part of my role involved instructing and managing weekly workshops covering web development and essential programming skills for students (primarily CS majors) aiming to establish a foothold in the field of software engineering for BU Hack4Impact’s Junior Development Team.

I served as lead software engineer for one of BU Hack4Impact’s Impact Teams, a student-led 501(c)(3) that develops software for nonprofits to meet their humanitarian needs. I worked to revamp the website of the BU Center for Gender, Sexuality & Activism from the ground up over the course of the fall semester, managing a software development team comprised of myself and a few other software engineers. I also helped teach web development workshops for BU Hack4Impact’s Junior Development Team during the semester.