About
I’m a Senior Researcher at Microsoft Research in the AI Interaction and Learning group, where I’m working on understanding and improving the interactions between people and their LLM-based assistants. More broadly, my research studies preferences and decision-making through algorithmic and machine learning methods.
I recently completed my PhD in Computer Science at Cornell University, where I was fortunate to be advised by Jon Kleinberg. My dissertation was on human decision-making at the individual and collective level. During my PhD, I interned at Microsoft Research with Jennifer Neville on recommendations in networks and at Microsoft’s Office of Applied Research with Longqi Yang and Mengting Wan on multi-organization recommendation. In Winter and Spring 2023, I was a visiting instructor at Carleton College teaching Data Structures and Mathematics of Computer Science.
When away from my desk, I spend my time playing guitar, building 8-bit computers, playing video games, biking, listening to music, flying quadcopters, bouldering, and playing pool. I have additional interests in spaceflight, Premier League football, and Formula 1.
Recent news
🗣 Jan ‘25 Gave a talk on instant runoff voting at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in Seattle, WA.
📝 Dec ‘24 Our paper on replicator dynamics for candidate positioning was accepted to AAAI ‘25!
🇨🇦 Dec ‘24 Attended NeurIPS ‘24 in Vancouver.
Sep ‘24 Started my new job at Microsoft Research in the AI Interaction and Learning group!
🚚 Aug ‘24 Moved from Ithaca, NY to Bellevue, WA!
Collaboration Network
People are red, papers are blue.
