Here are some of the companies I've worked for.
About
Some information about myself
Research
I've collaborated with academic institutions on projects involving privacy-preserving systems and large-scale data analysis.
Collaborator
Paper: Rally and WebScience: A Platform and Toolkit for Browser-Based Research on Technology and Society Problems
Author(s): Researchers at Princeton University
Published in: Princeton University
Developed core software components for Rally, enabling large-scale, privacy-conscious browser-based research. Contributed to Mozilla's implementation, supporting studies analyzing 4.4M webpage visits from 1,817 participants.
November 4, 2022
Collaborator
Paper: Protecting Privacy by Splitting Trust, a dissertation
Author(s): Henry Corrigan-Gibbs
Published in: MIT CSAIL
Contributed to libprio, a privacy-preserving aggregation library in C, and integrated it into Firefox. Acknowledged in the doctoral dissertation.
December 2019
Contributor
Paper: Testing Privacy-Preserving Telemetry with Prio
Author(s): Researchers at Mozilla
Published in: Mozilla
This blog post has been widely cited in numerous papers for its contributions to privacy-preserving telemetry and Prio integration in Mozilla products.
October 2018
Acknowledged
Paper: Federated Learning for Ranking Browser History Suggestions
Author(s): Researchers at Mozilla
Published in: Mozilla
Contributed to the client-side Firefox parts of federated learning experiments.
November 2019
Acknowledged
Paper: The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Traditional Information Retrieval in Crash Report Deduplication
Author(s): Researchers at University of Alberta
Published in: University of Alberta
Acknowledged for making Mozilla’s massive collection of crash stack reports publicly available, enabling open research and data access.
2016