A Formalization of the Correctness of the Floodsub Protocol 🏆 Best student paper award
ACL2 Workshop 2025
... a PhD candidate working with Prof. Panagiotis Manolios at Khoury College, Northeastern University. My research interests lie in Formal Methods, Theorem Proving and Disproving, Decision Procedures, Programming Languages and Distributed systems.
In my free time, I like to dabble in astrophotography as well as play chess and tabletennis.
ACL2 Workshop 2025
IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy 2024
ACL2 Workshop 2023
ACL2 Workshop 2023
arXiv Preprint 2023
ThEdu 2022
FMCAD 2021
September 2, 2022
End of internship talk at Amazon, where Drew Walter and I showed how to "lift" taint analysis from code level to cloud level, and also demoed a prototype tool we developed called Caraxes. The slides and video of this talk are available in the Amazon internal network.
October 15, 2021
Talked about my first FMCAD paper on Mathematical Programming Modulo Strings.
July 11, 2022
Talk on automatic grading and feedback generation for Theory of Computation assignments using the ACL2s theorem prover, during ThEdu '21.
Lecture notes for a seminar on type systems for array programming languages covering APL, implicit scaling, Haskell and Remora.
Lecture notes for a seminar on the implementation of dependently typed proof assistants, comparing and contrasting NuPRL and Coq proof assistants.
I have been a TA for the following courses: Algorithms, Logic and Computation, Theory of Computation, and Computer Aided Reasoning. Over the years, I've taught these courses across multiple semesters, helping students understand fundamental concepts in computer science and formal methods.