I am a fourth and final year Computer Science PhD Candidate at Stanford University, co-advised by Leonidas Guibas and Gordon Wetzstein. My research explores 3D priors and neural representations for 3D reconstruction, generation, and editing. My work is graciously supported by a David Cheriton Stanford Graduate Fellowship.
During my PhD, I have interned at Google Research, NVIDIA Research, and Adobe Research. Previously, I worked at Google as a software engineer on Portrait Mode for Pixel phones.
I was also a Computer Science undergraduate and graduate student at Carnegie Mellon University, advised by Keenan Crane.
Outside of work, I enjoy cooking, badminton, swimming, boardgames, and music (long-time swiftie). Also a fan of traveling and sports – go Ravens!
PhD in Computer Science, 2020-2024
Stanford University
MSc in Computer Science, 2018-2019
Carnegie Mellon University
BSc in Computer Science, 2015-2018
Carnegie Mellon University
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