I’m a graduate student at the University of Southern California studying Computer Science advised by Professor Aiichiro Nakano and Professor Emilio Ferrara. My research interests are in network analysis, geometric and quantum deep learning, and high performance computing. Particularly, I focus on developing deep learning techniques for network analysis problems by exploiting high-performance and quantum computing architectures.

Before joining USC, I was a research assistant at the Indian Statistical Institute with Professor Saroj Kumar Meher, where I worked on feature engineering of geological data. I was also a research associate at M. S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology with Professor Krishnaraj P M, where I collaborated on a textbook focusing on the practical aspects of social network analysis.