About me

Hi! I'm a third-year PhD student at IRIF, Université Paris Cité, advised by Pierre Fraigniaud, and at Universidad de Chile, advised by Pedro Montealegre and Iván Rapaport.

Research interests

My research focuses on discrete problems in modern computational models, particularly in distributed computing. I am interested in understanding what networks can compute efficiently when information and communication are local.

Beyond my main research area, I am also interested in connections between local algorithms and other domains, such as optimization and cryptography, and in discrete and continuous algorithms for modelling real-world problems.

  1. Our paper Distributed Treewidth Computation and Courcelle's Theorem in the CONGEST Model was accepted at PODC 2026. Preprint

  2. Our paper Distributed Statistical Zero-Knowledge Proofs via Sumcheck will appear at PODC 2026 as a brief announcement. Preprint