Research

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My research interests center around compilation, especially as it relates to quantum computing. My prior research has been in enabling this via Qwerty, a domain-specific language for writing quantum programs. More recently, I have been looking to improve hardware-aware quantum compilation, especially as QEC codes get better and can be mapped more naturally to the variety of qubit modalities that exist today.

I am currently working with Prof. John Kubiatowicz' lab at Berkeley, focusing on quantum compilation with QECCs for fault tolerance.

In the past, I have worked @ the Center for Novel Computing Heirarchies (CRNCH) in the TINKER Lab with Prof. Tom Conte and Austin Adams @ GT on quantum programming languages and compilers. I also briefly worked with Prof. Aws Albarghouthi and Amanda Xu @ UW Madison on parallelizing their synthesis-based peephole quantum circuit optimizer.