About
I have now co-founded a startup in the spatial reasoning space. More details coming soon!
I defended my PhD in the Computer Science Department at Carnegie Mellon University, where I was advised by Prof. Srinivasan Seshan and Prof. Anthony Rowe.
During my PhD, I worked on building a world-scale federated localization and mapping system called OpenFLAME. OpenFLAME was designed to enable the next generation of location-based applications, including large-scale robotics and mixed reality, and to bring us closer to the vision of the Spatial Web—a web in which data would be associated with and rendered against physical spaces.
I also worked with Netflix on designing a bitrate-ladder algorithm for 2D video streaming. Previously, I worked at Microsoft Research on building a large-scale data discovery framework and optimizing inter-datacenter networks.
Select Publications
arXiv, 2026
NINeS, 2026
ISMAR, 2025
HotOS, 2025
ISMAR, 2023
NSDI, 2022
VLDB, 2021
Experience

Video Streaming Intern
Netflix
June 2022 - February 2024
Los Gatos
Designed a multi-objective optimization algorithm to generate bitrate ladders for 2-D video streaming that balances QoE and CDN efficiency.

Research Fellow
Microsoft Research
July 2019 - July 2021
Bangalore
Worked on disocvering data at scale (scale of several petabytes) and optimizing inter-datacenter networks spanning the globe.
