I am a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard, advised by Milind Tambe. I work on a broad set of problems related to the aggregation of agents' preferences and the allocation of scarce (societal) resources. These problems often involve different stakeholders with conflicting objectives, and reasoning about what makes a solution desirable and fair is a critical step in my research. 

My long-term research goal is to have a positive societal impact by developing and applying algorithmic methods grounded in rigorous theoretical research. I aim both to do foundational (theoretical) research resulting in practically relevant messages and to develop mechanisms for specific applications. I especially value interdisciplinary work at the intersection of computer science and social sciences.