I am a Ph.D. student at the Henry and Marilyn Taub Faculty of Computer Science, Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, where I'm advised by Inbal Talgam-Cohen. I earned my BS.c. in computer science from the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology.

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My primary research interests lie in the overgrowing intersection of algorithms, game theory, and mechanism design. In particular, I am interested in applying techniques from theoretical computer science to analyze strategic interaction and to design algorithms with economic applications.

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Currently, I study the power of contracts as a tool for the allocation of effort. My focus is on economic environments with a mixture of incomplete information on types and actions. 

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• I participated at the Rising Stars Workshop at the Management Science and Engineering Department (MS&E) at Stanford University. 

• I gave a talk at the Computation and Economics Seminar at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. See slides. 

• I gave a talk about at Google - Mountain View and at MSRI. See 50 minute talk and slides.

• I participated in the Mathematics and Computer Science of Market and Mechanism Design Program at SLMath as a Program Associate.

• I gave a talk in an EC’22 workshop on Algorithmic Contract Design: Present and Future. See 30 minute talk and slides.

• I gave a talk in the Sixth Marketplace Innovation Workshop (MIW). See 15 minute talk.

• I gave a talk in the Technion Game Theory Seminar. See talk announcement.