I am a PhD student in the Computer Science
department at Princeton University, working with
Prof. Aarti Gupta,
Prof. David Walker, and
Prof. Maria Apostolaki.
I graduated from the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay with a B.Tech (Honors) in Computer Science and Engineering in 2019.
Research
My research interests are at the intersection of formal methods, networking, and programming languages. Specifically, I am interested in using formal methods and programming languages techniques for networking applications.
Publications
- Towards Integrating Formal Methods into ML-Based Systems for Networking. HotNets 2023.
- CaT: A Solver-Aided Compiler for Packet-Processing Pipelines. ASPLOS 2023.
- ACORN: Abstracting the Network Control Plane using Route Nondeterminism. FMCAD 2022.
- The Derby Game: An Ordering-based Colonel Blotto Game. EC 2022.
- Switch Code Generation Using Program Synthesis. SIGCOMM 2020.
- Knowledge Compilation for Boolean Functional Synthesis. FMCAD 2019.