Open to New Opportunities: I am currently on the job market seeking roles in Applied ML/AI, Responsible AI, Speech, and Privacy in AI, in industrial and academic research labs. My research experience includes work on speech-related machine learning models such as speech recognition, keyword spotting, voice cloning, and speaker identification, and generative AI for image generation and manipulation for face recognition applications, and LLMs governance. I also have experience on privacy-preserving techniques such as differential privacy and training on private data.

I am a Ph.D. dissertator in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, under the supervision of Prof. Kassem Fawaz at WI-PI lab. My research interests lie at the intersection of Security & Privacy, Machine Learning, Systems, and fair and trustworthy artificial intelligence. Through my research, I examine the risks posed by ML algorithms and develop robust systems to mitigate these risks and empower users with agency over their personal data. Specifically, I have explored different ubiquitous ML applications encompassing various data modalities such as speech, text, and vision. Check my research statement for more details.

In the past, I made research contributions to Massive MIMO for wireless communications as well as Analog and RF IC design.