About Me

I am a Visiting Faculty Researcher at Google Research and a joint postdoctoral researcher at Carnegie Mellon University and Texas A&M University, hosted by David Woodruff and Samson Zhou. I received my PhD in Computer Science from CMU, where I was fortunate to be advised by David Woodruff. My research interests lie broadly in theoretical computer science and machine learning, with a particular focus on:

• Sublinear Algorithms (like Sketching and Sampling Algorithms, Property Testing and Dimensionality Reduction)
• Algorithms for Massive Data
• Learning-based/Data-driven Algorithms
• Robustness of Algorithms and Machine Learning.

At Google, I also work on improving the reasoning capabilities of language models, including through inference-time scaling, with applications to mathematics and theoretical computer science.

I was supported by CMU Paul and James Wang Sercomm Presidential Graduate Fellowship for 2023-2024. I was also a student researcher in Google Research for 2024-2025, where I was supervised by Kevin Aydin and Peilin Zhong.

Previously, I did my undergraduate at ACM Honors Class, Zhiyuan College, Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Besides, I was a visiting student at Division of Mathematical Science, Nanyang Technological University, host by Yi Li and a research assistant at ITCS, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.