I am a Tenure-Track Assistant Professor at Carnegie Mellon's Computer Science Department, and a member of the Principles of Programming (PoP) group and CyLab. My research areas are programming languages and verification.
My mission is to discover beautiful mathematical ideas that have a real-world impact, shape the way programmers think, and help to create software that is more reliable, efficient, and secure. I am currently working on quantitative verification, type systems, static resource analysis of programs, probabilistic programming, proof assistants, and decision procedures.
Before joining Carnegie Mellon, I was an Associate Research Scientist in the FLINT group at the Department of Computer Science of Yale University. Before that, I was a PhD student in the Theoretical Computer Science group at LMU Munich and a scholar of the DFG Research Training Group PUMA. My advisor was Martin Hofmann.
