Researcher at the Cryptography Security and Privacy research lab at NMSU, specializing in secure blockchain-based applications. Currently focusing on developing secure routing protocols to facilitate cryptocurrency-based transactions. Six peer-reviewed publications as part of ongoing PhD program, with 40 citations in Google Scholar, and two more publications under review. Publications span multiple research directions, including routing protocols, rebalancing, money laundering, and smart grids. Passionate about contributing to the field of cybersecurity and combating cybercrime in the global payment ecosystem. Excited to leverage expertise in blockchain security and cryptography to support curent efforts in finance crime and fraud detection.
Teaching assistant for Cryptography (CS 525), Computer Security (CS 513), Computer Networks - I (CS 504), and Game Design (CS 510). Responsibilities included grading assignments, holding office hours for doubt clarification, and designing exams.
Doctoral candidate in Computer Science, currently in my 4th year
Master's thesis work on "Guarding a Network With a Set of Dynamic and Distributed Guards"
My research interest lies in building secure blockchain-based applications. Specifically, I am interested in building secure routing protocols to facilitate cryptocurrency-based transactions. I currently have 4 peer-reviewed publications as a part of my PhD program, (that have garnered 23 citations in Google Scholar) with 2 more publications under review and 2 more publication-worthy ideas under development. My publications are spanned across multiple research directions such as routing protocols, rebalancing, money laundering, and smart grids.