About Me

I am currently a PhD student in the Operations Research and Financial Engineering at Princeton University, working with Professor Bartolomeo Stellato on inexact algorithms for linearly constrained optimization.

Previously, I was a student at the University of California, San Diego, where I majored in both Mathematics and Computer Engineering. I was a member of the Scalable Optimization and Control Group under the supervision of Professor Yang Zheng.

Outside of academics, my interests include playing basketball, running, watching the NFL and NBA, and literature. I previously wrote for the Muir Quarterly, UCSD’s premier satire publication. Feel free to laugh (at me or with me).