I am a cryptography engineer who helps Google design secure products and infrastructure and contributes to Tink, an open source cryptography library.

Previously, I worked on

• Trillian, a cryptographically verifiable data store that underpins Certificate Transparency, and related concepts like Gossip Protocols,
• Private Information Retrieval, and
• DeepMind’s mobile app for clinicians in the United Kingdom.

I am an organizer for the Open Source Cryptography Workshop, an affiliated event of Real World Crypto.

Education

I obtained bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Computer Science at Stanford University, during which I did research in bioinformatics at the Butte and Sirota Labs at the University of California, San Francisco. I also obtained a master’s degree in Theology at the Graduate Theological Union, concentrating on Kierkegaard’s ethics and use of literary polyphony.