About Me

I am a mathematics PhD student at Imperial College London, under the supervision of Professor Tom Coates, and aligned with the London School of Geometry and Number Theory. My current research lies in algebraic and birational geometry, with a particular focus on the enumerative geometry, quantum cohomology, and cohomological field theories of Fano varieties.

I'm also interested in how we might translate similar structures and formalisms, as well as the inherent principles and theory of nature, to the science and security of AI systems.

Before starting my PhD, I was a senior AI security researcher at Microsoft on Dr. Andrew Paverd's team, where I worked on AI security vulnerabilities reported through our bug bounty program, and LLM interpretability. Before this, I led a threat hunting V-team to develop software that scaled the identification of critical security vulnerabilities and Advanced Persistent Threats across Microsoft's cloud estate and on-premise infrastructure. This involved dedicated threat hunting operations across the infrastructure running cloud services like Azure Kubernetes Service, Azure Key Vault, and Azure Confidential Compute.

I also worked as a security engineer on subsidiary security and restricted workspace environments at Amazon, and on distributed system software engineering at AWS (the Aurora storage team).

Please feel free to email me if you'd like to talk.