I’m a machine learning researcher at Jane Street.
Prior to this I did my PhD in cognitive science and AI at the NYU Center for Data Science, advised by Brenden Lake and Todd Gureckis. My dissertation, titled “Goals as Reward Producing Programs”, offers theoretical, empirical, and computational advances in the study of goals: how do we represent, reason about, and come up with them? In parallel, I spent the last year of my Phd working on mechanistic interpretability as a visiting researcher at Meta FAIR with Adina Williams.
In my non-academic life, I live with my wife Sarah and our dog Lila, and spend time making homemade hot sauces, playing board games, and playing ultiamte frisbee (poorly) and lifting weights (slightly less poorly).
PhD in Data Science
New York University
MPhil in Data Science
New York University
BSc in Computational Sciences
Minerva University