About Me

I’m a third-year Ph.D. student in Computer Science at UMass Amherst, advised by Prof. Hedyeh Beyhaghi and co-advised by Prof. Mohammad Hajiesmaili. I work at the intersection of Decision-Making under Uncertainty and Computational Economics.

My research revolves around applying online learning to Econ\CS problems, with a focus on Algorithmic Game Theory, Matching Markets, and Resource Allocation. I’m particularly excited about Statistical Learning Theory and Multi-Armed Bandits, where I aim to design efficient, practical algorithms that smartly balance exploration and exploitation in uncertain, dynamic environments.

I am a member of UMass Theory Group, collaborate closely with the Solar Lab and was previously part of the FED Lab, lead by Prof. Yair Zick. Additionally, I had the privilege of working under the tutelage of Prof. Mohammad Ghodsi during my academic journey.