I am a PhD student at NC State, advised by Tim Menzies. I study the reliability and cost of AI for software engineering: when coding agents succeed or fail, how agents can distinguish real bugs from benign differences in program behavior, and how classical learning and LLMs can work together under limited data and compute budgets.

In Summer 2026, I interned at Google in Seattle, working on long-horizon agents for root cause analysis, self-improvement, and alignment. Previously, I worked on compressed transformers with Jiajia Li at NC State. At IIT Madras, I worked on machine learning for acoustics in the AeroAcoustics lab and on predictive modeling.

Selected publications

Earlier publications

Teaching

Teaching assistantships at NC State

Mentoring

Master’s students

Undergraduate students

Service

Talks and notes