I am a Ph.D. student at the Systopia Lab at the University of British Columbia, working with Alexandra Fedorova and Margo Seltzer. My research interests lie in Operating Systems, Computer Architecture, and Systems Performance.

I completed my Master's in Computer Science at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where I was part of the PLASMA group, advised by Emery Berger and Hui Guan.

Prior to UMass, I worked at Morgan Stanley on improving the performance of distributed applications. I completed my undergraduate degree from Nirma University in Ahmedabad.

My research explores the intersection of operating systems and hardware, with a focus on how better OS abstractions can leverage emerging hardware features to improve system performance.

During my Master's at the PLASMA group, advised by Emery Berger, I investigated how thread scheduling algorithms can be improved using statistical techniques to reduce thread co-degradations.

I also worked with Hui Guan on a project proposing a novel compression-based memory management policy for deep learning training workloads, showing that compression can be at least 2× faster than conventional swapping.