Applied Scientist II at Amazon Rufus, working on Personalization and Trust & Safety. Ph.D. in Computer Science from Arizona State University.
I obtained my Ph.D. in Computer Science from the School of CS & AI at Arizona State University, working under Dr. Huan Liu at the Data Mining and Machine Learning Lab. My research focuses on leveraging large language models for human-intensive tasks in ML pipelines, robust detection of AI-generated content, and NLP applications in domain adaptation and generalization.
During Summer 2024, I was an Applied Research Intern at NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails, working on inference-time safety steering of LLMs. During Summer 2022, I interned at Nokia Bell Labs on continual learning and low-resource learning. When I'm not working, I enjoy traveling, hiking, kayaking, camping, and chilling with my cat Luna!
Meet my wonderful rescue cat, Luna 🐈⬛
Current Mentees
Past Mentees
Mentored 3 women for pursuing a research career in Computer Science via Women in Machine Learning (WiML) (Fall 2022)
Project Coordinator and Guest Lecturer. Guest lectures on Data Mining and Introduction to Large Language Models: The Good, Bad and the Ugly. [Slides]
Project Coordinator. Designed and developed a project on Political Bias and Strategic Influence Operations in Large Language Models. Mentored 4 undergraduate students.
Project Coordinator & Invited Speaker. Designed project on LLMs as Components in a ML Pipeline. Invited lecture on: A Primer on Large Language Models.
Project Coordinator. Designed project on Machine Generated Text Detection.
CIS Research Aide under Prof. Daniel Mazzola. Assisted with CIS 430, CIS 505, and CIS 506.
Teaching Assistant. Taught recitals (labs), grading, and held office hours.
When I'm not working on NLP and AI safety, I love exploring new places — from desert hikes in Arizona to kayaking trips and everything in between. Here's where my adventures take me.