Carnegie Mellon University
Hello! I am a graduate student in the Machine Learning Department at Carnegie Mellon University, where I am a research assistant with Dr. Daniel Fried and Dr. Sean Welleck.
I am currently an Applied Scientist Intern at AWS Agentic AI, working on reliable production-grade multi-agent systems.
My research interests lie in reliable machine learning. Recent work spans domain-specific verification, multi-agent reliability, model post-training, and token-efficient reasoning in large language models.
Prior work covers distillation of large models into efficient deployable ones, attribution of model behaviour to pre-training corpora, alignment and safety for enterprise language models, temporal and long-horizon user modelling, and multilingual speech and vision-language systems.
I have had the privilege of working with Dr. Aditi Raghunathan at CMU, Dr. Amit Sharma at Microsoft Research India, Dr. Xiang Ren at USC’s INK Lab, Dr. Jackie Chi Kit Cheung at Mila and McGill, and Dr. Anubha Gupta and Dr. Rajiv Ratn Shah during my undergraduate degree at IIIT Delhi. The internships at USC and Mila were funded by the IUSSTF-Viterbi Research Program 2024, for which I was selected among 15 students nationwide, and the MITACS Globalink Research Scholarship.
Outside research I am a big-time history buff and love watching documentaries. I have recently developed a strong penchant for cooking, and swimming has always been my way of unwinding. Please feel free to reach out — I am always glad to talk about language models and research more broadly, and especially happy to advise students finding their way into the field.
HORIZON: A Benchmark for In-the-wild User Behaviour Modeling
Findings of ACL 2026 · NeurIPS 2025 Workshop
Exploring Multilingual Unseen Speaker Emotion Recognition: Leveraging Co-Attention Cues in Multitask Learning
INTERSPEECH 2024