• Master of Engineering in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, February 2003 (GPA 4.6/5.0).
• Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering (Concentration in Economics), June 2001. (GPA: 4.3/5.0)
• Relevant coursework:

Computer Science: Introduction to Computers and Engineering Problem Solving, Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs, Circuits and Electronics, Mathematics for Computer Science, Computation Structures, Introduction to Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Systems Engineering, Laboratory in Software Engineering, Analysis, Signals and Systems, Randomized Algorithms, Advanced Algorithms, Computer Networks, Computer Language Engineering, Knowledge Based Systems, Knowledge Based Application Systems, Internet Research Problems, Communication and Control and Signal Processing, Ethics and Law on the Electronic Frontier (Policy and Technology of Copyright Control), and Microcomputer Project Laboratory.

Economics: Principles of Microeconomics, Principles of Macroeconomics, and Game Theory.

• Research Assistant in the Theory of Computation Group ( Theory of Distributed Systems research group headed by Nancy Lynch), June 2001-February 2003.
• Working on evaluating the performance of a communication round over the Internet (with Idit Keidar).

Lucent Technologies, Whippany/Warren, NJ

• Technical Associate for the Mobile Internet Group, June-August 2000.
• Participated in developing an Instant Messaging Demo Server to simulate Instant Messaging on WAP enabled phones.

Lucent Technologies, North Andover, MA

• Technical Associate for the Calibration Lab, June-August 1999.
• Developed a web site for keeping track of facility location.

MIT Media Lab, Cambridge, MA

• Hardware Configuration Assistant for the Junior Summit 98 Program, May-July 1998.
• Configured hardware donated by Motorola for shipment to children participating in the on-line forum from various parts of the world.
• Created and edited databases for tracking shipped computers and selected children who participated in the forum.

MIT Concourse Program, Cambridge, MA

• Tutor and grader for calculus (differentiation and integration of functions of one variable, with applications) and multivariable calculus courses, Fall 98 and spring 99.