Hi, I am a postdoctoral researcher collaborating with Prof. B. Berger at the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), as well as with Dr. H. Cho at Yale University (and previously at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard). Currently, my research focuses on privacy-preserving federated analytics and genomic privacy. I am designing new secure and distributed solutions, leveraging applied cryptography techniques such as homomorphic encryption and secure multiparty computation.

I received my PhD from EPFL for my work with Prof. J-P. Hubaux at the Laboratory for Data Security (LDS) and B. Ford at the Decentralized and Distributed Systems Laboratory (DeDiS). I earned my MSc and BSc in Computer Science with a specialisation in IT Security from EPFL in 2016. In 2015, I did a master thesis internship in the NEC research laboratory in Heidelberg, Germany, where I have been involved in the design and implementation of a system enabling proofs of retrievability on deduplicated data.