About
I am a quantum algorithms researcher working in the Global Technology Applied Research Center at JPMorgan Chase. My current research interests can be braodly classified under the domain of unconventional computing, which involve both quantum and classical probabilistic computation. Prior to this, I was a Ph.D student in the Elmore Family School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University, advised by Prof. Sabre Kais and Prof. Zubin Jacob. During my Ph.D, I worked on variational quantum methods for quantum chemistry and developing Deep Learning techniques for thermal physics-based simulations.
