I lead research and product development at Valthos, a startup building AI systems that identify biological threats and design medical countermeasures in real time. I'm based in New York City.
Previously, I worked at Inceptive, designing RNA-based medicines using AI and high-throughput experiments. Earlier, as a group leader at the Broad Institute and a graduate student researcher in the Sabeti Lab, I developed genomic tools to detect and track pathogens at scale.
I earned my PhD in computer science from MIT, where I also completed my SB in computer science and physics.