About Me

I am a sixth year PhD student at NYU Geometric Computing Lab. My PhD advisor is Daniele Panozzo. I also work closely with Teseo Schneider.

My research focuses on generating and improving geometries for physical simulation, animation, and modeling. I am currently working on producing topologically consistent meshes for CAD models. While CAD meshing is a well-established field, few existing methods offer guarantees on the topology of the output mesh. My work addresses this gap — by generating meshes that faithfully preserve design intent, I enable more accurate simulations, laying the groundwork for applications such as shape optimization and inverse design.

I also worked with displacement maps and texture maps for high-quality mesh generation in modeling, and have gained experience in cloth simulation and fabric geometry generation through internships.

I live in New York City and love arting around in the museums and galleries.

I am looking for industry positions starting in early 2027.

News

• April 2026: Our Topology-First B-Rep Meshing paper is on arXiv. Check it out here
• Aug 2025 : The summer working at CLO with Josh and Zach was amazing! So much fun exploring cloth simulation with the CLO and Marvolus Designer team.
• May 2025 : I’m excited to join CLO Virtual Fashion for the 2025 R&D summer internship!
• May 2023 : I’m selected for the 2023-2024 cohort of the WiGRAPH Rising Stars Progam!
• Sep 2022 : Our paper Declarative Specification for Unstructured Mesh Editing Algorithms is accepted for SIGGRAPH ASIA 2023!
• Aug 2022 : I finished my Adobe summer internship on GPU Mesh Decimation for Interactive Applications. We achieved at least 15x speed-ups for mesh decimation algorithms!