I’m a visiting researcher in the Data Systems Group at MIT CSAIL, where I focus on making LLMs work for enterprise data use cases and DBOS. Previously, I was Chief Research Scientist at Sigma Computing, a SaaS startup for cloud business data analytics, where I built and led the multidisciplinary data systems research group. My research interests are broadly in making data-centric systems intelligent to augment and automate user and system tasks. In practice, this means I work on developing systems and techniques spanning the data systems, artificial intelligence (AI), and human-computer interaction (HCI) research.
Before, I also held Senior Research Scientist and Research Staff Member positions at Megagon Labs and IBM Research, respectively. Between 2012-2014, I was a postdoctoral scholar at Stanford and a member of IDL at the University of Washington. I obtained my Ph.D. from Brown University and co-founded Fitnescity to provide easy access and data analytics for wellness lab tests.