I am a Ph.D. researcher in cryptography at the University of South Florida, focusing on post-quantum cryptography, threshold signatures, lattice-based constructions, and secure multi-party computation. My work explores designing cryptographic systems that remain secure in the presence of quantum adversaries while being practical and scalable.
A scalable threshold signature scheme over lattice-based constructions.
Secure Multi-Party Computation protocols optimized for distributed computation.
Benchmarking system for measuring the performance of multiple ZK protocols.
Prototype key-exchange algorithm designed to resist quantum adversaries.
University of South Florida (2021–Present)
Research: Post-Quantum Cryptography, Threshold Cryptography
GPA: 4.0 / 4.0
Shahid Beheshti University (2016–2020)
Focus: Cryptography, Algorithms, Systems
GPA: 3.7 / 4.0
A research project implementing scalable threshold signatures over lattice-based constructions resistant to quantum attacks.
Implementation of MPC protocols optimized for secure distributed systems.
Benchmarking framework comparing the efficiency of ZK protocols for large-scale cryptographic systems.