About me

I am a Postdoctoral Assistant Professor (RTPC) of Mathematics at the University of Southern California where my mentor is Jason Fulman. In 2022-2026 I was a Donald J. Lewis Postdoctoral Research Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan, where my mentor was Charlotte Chan. My research interests include Automorphic representations, Representations of p-adic groups, and finite field analogs.

I completed my PhD at Yale University, where I was fortunate to have Yifeng Liu as my advisor. Before that, I completed my undergraduate and master's degrees, both in mathematics, at Tel Aviv University. I am grateful to have had David Soudry as my master's thesis advisor.

In addition to my formal advisors and mentors, I am also grateful for the informal mentorship of others, which include Don Blasius, Stephen DeBacker, Solomon Friedbeeg, Wee Teck Gan, Tasho Kaletha, Kartik Prasanna, Yiannis Sakellaridis, and Andrew Snowden.

Before starting my academic journey I worked at an Israeli enterprise as a software developer, specializing in software infrastructure written above C#/.NET, for more than 6 years.

I am the owner and maintainer of an open source project called WampSharp.

I can be contacted at firstname@lastname.com.