PhD Student · Department of Computer Science
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Advised by Yossi Gilad
I am a doctoral student in computer science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where I work under the supervision of Yossi Gilad. My research is in applied cryptography and secure, scalable systems, with a focus on secure computation, differential privacy, and private machine learning. I build provably correct, privacy-preserving protocols using tools such as zero-knowledge proofs, homomorphic encryption, and oblivious computation.
I completed my B.Sc. in Computer Science and Mathematics (2021) and my M.Sc. in Computer Science (2023), both at the Hebrew University. I have published at ACM CCS on metadata-private messaging and anonymous payments. I previously interned as a Research Scientist at IBM Research, and this summer I am joining Microsoft Research Cambridge as a Research Intern.
Ph.D. in Computer Science
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Provably scalable secure and private systems using ZKPs, FHE, and oblivious computation.
M.Sc. in Computer Science
Hebrew University of Jerusalem — GPA 95.6
Metadata-private communication systems via secure distributed computation, homomorphic encryption, and PIR.
B.Sc. in Computer Science and Mathematics
Hebrew University of Jerusalem — GPA 85.1
Research Scientist Intern
Microsoft Research — Cambridge, UK
Research Scientist Intern
IBM Research — Israel
Engineered a Go-based reverse-proxy library enabling secure TCP/mTLS communication through firewalls for encrypted inter-cloud connectivity without application-level changes.
Teaching Assistant
Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Current: Operating Systems, Introduction to Cryptography.
Previous: Introduction to Networks, Machine Learning, Data Privacy.