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I defended my Ph.D. thesis titled “Fourier Analysis on the Hypercube, the Coefficient Problem, and Applications” on April 15, 2020. I am now joining Snap Inc. as a security engineer.
My graduate work in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS) department at MIT
was supervised jointly by Prof. Gregory Wornell in the
Signals, Information, and Algorithms Laboratory
within the Research Laboratory of Electronics (RLE),
and Prof. Henry Cohn, a senior principal researcher at Microsoft Research, New England and
an adjunct professor in the MIT Department of Mathematics.
Prior to this, I completed my undergraduate work in the
EECS 6-2
program at MIT. While an undergraduate, I worked with
Prof. Alan Willsky during my freshman year.
I also worked with
Prof. Yury Polyanskiy, with whom I
completed a
'Super’ UROP.
My research during graduate school spanned a wide range of mathematical problems,
grouped nicely under the heading point configurations.
I thought about such questions in discrete spaces, especially Hamming space.
Naturally, techniques for approaching such questions are varied, ranging over
probability, combinatorics, number theory, and numerical computation.
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