I am a Research Scientist at Adobe MDSR Labs and a PhD student in the Computer Science Department at the University at Buffalo and IIIT Delhi, advised by Prof. David Doermann and Dr. Rajiv Ratn Shah respectively. My work explores Large Language and Vision Models, reasoning, and planning through external and internal agents.

My research interests lie at the intersection of human behavior and machine learning. With billions of individuals shaping our world, each life leaves a unique trajectory influenced and defined by "decisions" and randomness ultimately shaping our preferences or "behavior" towards things, people, or even ourselves. A list of works related to behavior in the wild by me and my team can be found at Behavior in the Wild.

I obtained my Bachelor's degree in Computer Science with a minor in Data Science from BITS Pilani, where I completed my thesis on digital content creation at Adobe. During this time, I also worked as a research intern at MIDAS Lab under the guidance of Dr. Rajiv Ratn Shah.

I am an avid chess player and enjoy collecting my thoughts, blueprints, and research ideas in my blog (coming soon). Also, check out the work of my frequent collaborators Harini and Yaman!