I am an Assistant Professor at the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.

My research develops models for understanding and improving the resilience of modern socio-technical systems with downstream applications to platforms, supply chains, and organizations. I study the mechanisms causing fragility and devise analytical metrics to measure the resilience, prescriptive interventions, and decentralized decision-making under uncertainty and information constraints.

I am also affiliated with the AI and Data Analytics Center, and I am a graduate field member of Data Science, Analytics and Engineering, and Computer Science.

I hold a Ph.D. from Cornell University; where I had the fortune to be advised by Jon Kleinberg. My thesis can be found here.

In the past, I have closely collaborated with the Office of Applied Research at Microsoft Research, and the User Modeling Research Team at Twitter Cortex (now X), and have also contributed to the open-source statistical sampling software volesti.

My research has been supported by an Director’s Discretionary Award from the Argonne National Labs, an Onassis Scholarship, a LinkedIn Ph.D. Fellowship, a grant from the A.G. Leventis Foundation, a grant from the Gerondelis Foundation, and a Cornell University Fellowship.

My CV can be found here.