I am a 4th year PhD Student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at NYU. I’m advised by Brandon Reagen, Siddharth Garg, and closely collaborate with Benedikt Bünz. I’m a member of the BAAHL and Ensure groups at NYU.

My research focuses on computer architecture and VLSI for privacy-preserving cryptography, primarily for Zero-Knowledge Proofs.

I received my Masters degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering at UMich in 2022, where I worked on VLSI for communications and machine learning with David Blaauw, Hun-Seok Kim, and Ron Dreslinski. I received my Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering from Georgia Tech in 2020 where I worked on hardware security with Vincent Mooney and software-defined radios Matthieu Bloch.

Please see above for my list of publications and my CV.

News:

• Nov. 2025 – Our zkPHIRE paper (where we proposed the first programmable SumCheck accelerator) has been accepted at HPCA 2026! See you all in Sydney!
• Oct. 2025 – We attended MICRO 2025 in Seoul! ZKARCH had a great turnout, and our MTU paper was a Best Paper Runner Up at the HASP workshop!
• Sept. 2025 – I’ll be organizing the first ever ZKARCH workshop MICRO 2025 in Seoul on October 18!
• June 2025 – I presented our paper Need for zkSpeed at ISCA 2025 in Tokyo!!!
• October 2024 – I presented our paper SZKP at PACT 2024! This is my first 1st author paper!!!
• March 2024 – I served as a session chair for Computer Architecture Day at NYU