about me

I have recently obtained my PhD in physics at the University of Toronto. I used Python together with the Niagara high performance computing (HPC) clusters, to develop models that aid in the design of quantum materials, where the complex quantum interactions between billions upon billions of electrons leads to exotic magnetic phases that can host quantum computation. My research publications are cited below.

My interests currently lie in data science and machine learning - particularly with computer vision - and I have been working on personal projects that will appear on this website and on my GitHub. I am actively looking for roles in the machine learning and data science space. Some of my hobbies outside of work includes climbing, snowboarding, cooking and chess.