I am a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at Dartmouth College, advised by Prof. Elizabeth L. Murnane, and hold a Master’s from Cornell University. My research focuses on Human-Centered AI, multimodal sensing, and large-scale machine learning systems for digital health, accessibility, and information retrieval. I have published in venues including IMWUT, UIST, and CSCW, with projects spanning wearable computing, adaptive feedback, and AI-driven caregiver support.  I also apply my expertise in industry, most recently developing large-scale ML pipelines at Wayfair to optimize search traffic and revenue. Beyond health-tech, I am broadly interested in high-dimensional time-series modeling and rare-event detection, exploring connections between my research methods and applications in domains such as information retrieval and quantitative analysis.

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Machine Learning • Digital Health • Human-Centered AI​

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