Hello!
I am an MS student in Computer Science at Boston University specializing in Cybersecurity who loves solving problems centred around
privacy and security using software engineering and cryptography as my tools.
My goal is to be part of teams that tackle issues with blockchain, finance, and personal data privacy. I want to be in an environment where my mentors are my
teammates and my teammates are my mentors.
I currently work as a Graduate Research Assistant at Boston Unversity's Hariri Institute for Computing. I work on designing and building an end-to-end, cross-platform framework for privacy
sensitive automated contact tracing. Our team is supervised by Professor Ari Trachtenberg.
I love to feed my curiosity with projects such as those featured below and in my free time I like to play soccer, cook from Gordon Ramsay's YouTube videos, and tell people that Manchester City are the best team in the land and all the world.
Blog Posts and Projects
- Building an Automated exposure notication system for COVID-19
- Bare Metal Marketplace
- ZCash Service Status Library
- Threshold Signatures in Blockchain
- Data Provenance: Profiling and Comparing Overheads to enhance Data Provenance on large datasets
- SDN as backbone for large scale IoT
- Algebraic Message Authentication Code Generator
- Grading system on Java
- All Aboard Bootcamp with John Crepezzi of GitHub
- Building Crypto-Piazza, an informational social network for cryptography and cryptocurrencies