I am a staff research scientist at Tools for Humanity. Previously, I was the chief cryptographer at Modulus Labs, and until August 2022 I was a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Maryland hosted by Jonathan Katz. I obtained my PhD from Northeastern University in December 2020. My advisor was Daniel Wichs. I completed my undergraduate studies at NTUA in Greece.
My research interests include secure multiparty computation with applications to privacy-preserving machine learning, efficient zero-knowledge proof systems, and post-quantum cryptography with a focus on lattice-based constructions.