I am a second-year PhD student in Computer Science at Harvard University. I am fortunate to be supervised by Ariel Procaccia and Milind Tambe in the EconCS group. My work is supported by an NSERC CGS-D and the Cooperative AI PhD Fellowship.

I am broadly interested in AI and collective decision making, with applications to AI for social good. For example, I am interested in how AI can elicit rich verbal preferences, aggregate them fairly, and support deliberation that simultaneously accounts for the normative and epistemic aspects of collective decision making. See my publications.

Previously, I completed an M.Math in Computer Science at the University of Waterloo where I had a wonderful time being supervised by Kate Larson and Edith Law. Before that, I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Victoria in Computer Science and Psychology with a minor in Philosophy.