I am currently a researcher and team lead at OpenAI, part of the LLM reasoning research team. Our research develops reasoning models such as those powering o3 and o1. Previously, I worked on program synthesis research, robotics, and multi-agent AI systems at OpenAI.

I received the PhD degree in EECS from UC Berkeley, where I was part of the Ptolemy research group, advised by Edward A. Lee. My work addressed challenges in developing data-driven cyber-physical systems and led to a framework named PILOT (Ptolemy Inference, Learning, and Optimization Toolkit), which aims at enabling dynamic development of sensor network applications based on online machine learning and optimization.