teaching
My teaching experience as a teaching assistant at Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Rochester. I have greatly enjoyed my teaching experiences so far and look forward to more opportunities to teach and mentor students in the future.
Carnegie Mellon University
Inference Algorithms for Language Modeling (11-763)
Fall 2025- I’ve had a lot of fun helping design course content and creating homework assignments focused on efficient inference for LLMs and highlighting the design choices and tradeoffs involved in inference algorithms.
- Created homework assignments on speculative decoding, KV-cache optimizations
- Held office hours and helped students debug inference implementations
Advanced Natural Language Processing (11-711)
Fall 2024- Mentored 4 project teams on research topics in efficient inference and model pruning
- Designed assignment and baselines for retrieval-augmented generation
University of Rochester
Quantum Theory
Spring 2023- Taught weekly recitation sessions and problem-solving workshops
- Held office hours to help students with homework and exam prep
- Graded homework assignments and exams