I am a software engineer in Meta’s Reliability Foundation group (formerly known as Web Foundation), the team responsible for the overall reliability of all the company’s product offerings. I work at the intersection of AI and infrastructure reliability, driving company-wide reliability initiatives.
Previously, I was a AAAS Mass Media fellow and wrote for New Scientist, NPR, Quanta Magazine, and other publications. I also used to do math.
I live in Brooklyn with a human and three cats. Every once in a while, I write and make music.
Talk to me, if you wish.
Blog Posts
- An introduction to Kerberos
- Elias M. Stein, 1931-2018
- Reservoir sampling: who discovered Algorithm R?
- Embeddings in data science
- How to find new planets
- A crash course in logic
- Elements of linear algebra
- Elements of abstract algebra
- An introduction to group actions
- Maximal function theory
- Fourier analysis on boolean hypercubes
- Bochner integration
- Killing the hydra
- The Kakeya problem in harmonic analysis
- Rademacher's theorem