I am currently a research intern in the BIRD Lab (Blended Interaction Research & Devices) at Google. As a PhD candidate in the VECG Group at University College London, I investigate asymmetric collaboration in mixed reality, where users operate with differing roles, capabilities, or interfaces. My research focuses on how spatial environments function in these settings, examining how they can be computationally parsed, represented, and transformed to support situated action and shared understanding in both human–human and human–AI collaboration. I have a BSc and MSc in Computer Science and previously completed research internships at Niantic Labs, Microsoft Research, and TNO Research, and worked as a data scientist at IBM.

Driven by a focus on designing computational systems that enable meaningful spatial and social interaction, my work is situated at the intersection of human–computer interaction, spatial computing, computer-supported cooperative work, and generative AI. I develop interactive systems that reason about and act within space to support collaboration—whether between people or between people and intelligent systems.