I am a PhD candidate in Electrical Engineering at Princeton University . I build trustworthy machine learning systems, especially using generative models.
I am interested in research problems at the intersection of security, privacy, and machine learning . Some topics I have worked on are adversarial robust supervised / self-supervised learning, adversarial robustness in compressed neural networks, self-supervised detection of outliers, robust open-world machine learning, and privacy leakage in large scale deep learning.
I am advised by Prateek Mittal and Mung Chiang . Before coming to Princeton, I completed my undergraduate at IIT Kharagpur, India. I have previously interned at Microsoft Research and Meta AI . I have also been fortunate to receive Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship .