I am an Assistant Professor in Operations at
Yale School of Management, with a secondary appointment in Computer Science.
I am broadly interested in the design of fair political and economic institutions. I work on a range of topics in fair division, social choice, and algorithmic game theory, drawing on mathematical tools and methodologies from operations research, economics, and theoretical computer science. I am especially interested in algorithms for fair redistricting and gerrymandering detection.
I completed my PhD in computer science at Harvard University, advised by
Ariel Procaccia. I also hold a master's degree in computer science from the
University of Cambridge and a bachelor's degree in computer science and mathematics from
Amherst College.
I also hold the current
world record for the most number of clubs successfully juggled on a unicycle
(video).
