I am a Master’s student in Physics with Quantum Dynamics at Imperial College London. My research sits at the intersection of theoretical computer science and quantum engineering—from algorithm design and circuit synthesis to simulation, benchmarking, and the software that connects theory to hardware.
This summer I am a visiting researcher at the Institute for Quantum Computing, working with Michele Mosca and Vlad Gheorghiu on quantum circuit synthesis and T-gate lower bounds, supported by an Undergraduate Research Award and the MITACS GlobalLink Research Internship. I also work part-time at BlueQubit on simulator benchmarking and quantum hackathon programs.
Previously I earned a B.S. in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University (Machine Learning and Algorithms & Complexity), conducted research at Caltech IQIM (SURF), and founded CMU Quantum. For a full record of positions and education, see my CV.
- May–Aug 2026: Visiting researcher at IQC (Waterloo URA).
- May 2026: B.S. in Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon.
- Oct 2025: Part-time hire at BlueQubit.
- Jun–Aug 2025: SURF at Caltech IQIM.
- Sep 2024: Founded CMU Quantum.
- Resource-Efficient Quantum Matrix Processing with Commutator Scaling (with J. Watson, S. Wang) TQC 2026 poster — low-depth matrix-function algorithms via product formulae. Paper
- T-Count Lower Bounds for Diagonal Third-Level Gates via Moments (with M. Mosca, V. Gheorghiu) — sharp Clifford+T synthesis lower bounds from cubic moment tensors; tight on parallel Toffoli layers. Draft
- How Much Workspace Does Optimal-T Synthesis Need? (with J. Lee) — ancilla complexity and T-count tradeoffs in the mixed Clifford+T model. Draft