About me

I am a Master of Science in Machine Learning student at Carnegie Mellon University (expected graduation: December 2025), with research interests in diffusion models, Graph Representation Learning, and Foundation Models, along with their applications to domains such as Drug Discovery, User Recommendations, Code Generation, and Quantum Computing.

Most recently, I worked as an ML Research Intern at Genesis Therapeutics, where I developed inference-time guidance and Sequential Monte Carlo sampling techniques for cofolding diffusion models in the hit identification stage of the drug discovery pipeline.

Prior to my graduate studies, I spent two years as a Research Fellow at Microsoft Research India, advised by Arun Iyer, Aditya Kanade, and Sundararajan Sellamanickam. There, I developed novel methods for graph representation learning (NeurIPS ’23, MLG-KDD ’24) and natural language-to-code generation (DMLR-ICML ’24), while also contributing to work on efficient LLM fine-tuning (NeurIPS ’23 LLM Efficiency Challenge).

I hold a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science with a Minor in Physics from BITS Pilani (2021).

Please find my Resume here.

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