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Hey! I recently graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Princeton University studying Computer Science and Math. I was also awarded the Outstanding Student Teaching award for my teaching assistantships in a variety of courses. Here, I was fortunate to be advised by Matt Weinberg for our work on prophet inequalities for subadditive combinatorial auctions.
My current research interests lay at the intersection of Algorithm Design, High-Dimensional Probability, and Statistical Machine Learning. Some of my favorite courses at Princeton were Stochastic Calculus, Advanced Algorithm Design, and Statistical Foundations of Data Science. Here is my CV.
Feel free to reach out at ds4386 (at) columbia (dot) edu.
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Hey! I recently graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Princeton University studying Computer Science and Math. I was also awarded the Outstanding Student Teaching award for my teaching assistantships in a variety of courses. Here, I was fortunate to be advised by Matt Weinberg for our work on prophet inequalities for subadditive combinatorial auctions.
My current research interests lay at the intersection of Algorithm Design, High-Dimensional Probability, and Statistical Machine Learning. Some of my favorite courses at Princeton were Stochastic Calculus, Advanced Algorithm Design, and Statistical Foundations of Data Science. Here is my CV.
Feel free to reach out at ds4386 (at) columbia (dot) edu.