I am a final-year PhD student in Computer Science at Stanford University, advised by Dorottya Demszky and Emma Brunskill. I also collaborate with Natasha Jaques from University of Washington. My research focuses on building effective LLM assistants for complex, real-world human interactions using synthetic data augmentation and multi-agent RL post-training.
My research interests include:
- Pluralistic reward modeling and personalization post-training (ICML'26, ICLR'26)
- Evaluating LLMs in social applications (e.g., K-12 education) (EACL'26, COLM'26[1], COLM'26[2])
- Improving alignment in multi-turn interactions (EMNLP'26, NeurIPS'25)
Previously, I completed my B.S. with honors in Computer Science at Stanford, working with Chelsea Finn. I also interned at Amazon (2024), Netflix (2025), and Google Deepmind (2026).
Selected Publications
Award
2022
CRA Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award, Finalist
Services
Reviewer
NeurIPS, ICML (Gold Reviewer'26), ICLR, AISTATS, COLM, TMLR, AAAI