No specific publications, awards, patents, or projects listed.
Research Experience
Current researcher at Vector Institute, working on privacy-preserving federated learning and synthetic data generation for finance and health data; former research intern at National Research Council (NRC) in Canada, designing a secure mechanism to perform join operation over encrypted data; summer 2020 intern at Microsoft Research (MSR) in the US, focusing on privacy techniques (in particular differential privacy) for correlated data while training models on a graph of organizational communications (e.g., emails); previously worked as a senior cryptography consultant at Royal Bank of Canada, leading preparation for post-quantum cryptography migration, consulting with technology groups, and developing cryptographic architectural patterns and standards.
Education
PhD from the University of Waterloo in 2021, focused on data protection in big data analysis.
Background
Research interests: privacy (techniques, concerns, policies) in machine learning and data management, differential privacy, multi-party computation, and applied cryptography. Background: Worked on a variety of topics in security, privacy, and cryptography over the past decade in academia and industry.
Miscellany
Welcomes any discussion and collaboration on the topic of impediments to the deployment of privacy-protecting techniques and ways to facilitate it for various industry sectors.