Description: PhD Student at ETH Zürich
I am a Computer Science Ph.D. Student at ETH Zürich, advised by Florian Tramèr . My interest is in how the current (and future) research about the security and privacy of machine learning systems can be applied to real-world systems. My aim is to understand what the threat models look like in the real-world, and, based on that, understand which attacks are feasible, and what defenses are most effective.
I earned a Computer Science M.Sc. at EPFL , with a strong focus on Machine Learning and Security , and a Computer Engineering B.Sc. at PoliTo . I did my Master thesis about the robustness of Vision Transformers supervised by Princeton University’s Prof. Mittal , and I am one of the co-authors and maintainers of RobustBench , a standardized benchmark for adversarial robustness.
I had internship experiences at Bloomberg LP , as an SWE intern, and at armasuisse CYD Campus , as a Research Intern, supervised by Prof. Humbert .