I am an assistant professor of computer science at MBZUAI. My research lies at the intersection of cryptography and privacy, with a focus on designing efficient tools and techniques for secure computation over distributed and private data.

Before joining MBZUAI, I was a postdoctoral researcher at Purdue University and Georgia Tech, hosted by Vassilis Zikas. I received my PhD from Oregon State University, where I was advised by Mike Rosulek. Before that, I completed an MSc at Yale University and a B.Tech. at IIT Ropar.

Latest updates

  • Paper on Fuzzy PIR accepted at S&P 2027.
  • Paper on MPC over noisy networks accepted at TCC 2026.
  • Excited to join MBZUAI as an assistant professor in the CMS division!