I am the first author of a paper accepted at PLDI 2025, titled "Exploiting Undefined Behavior in C/C++ Programs for Optimization: A Study on the Performance Impact." The main finding of our work is that optimizations based on undefined behavior—often considered unsafe—tend to have a limited impact on application performance. I also have a paper under submission at a top-tier compiler conference on automated translation of C++ to Safe Rust, having successfully translated a font compression library from Google. In addition, I am a co-author of a chapter in the LLSoftSec Book, an initiative led by ARM focused on security in the context of compilers. The book is available online: https://llsoftsec.github.io/llsoftsecbook/. Beyond academia, I have industry experience at companies such as Lenovo, Keysight, and Harman, as well as startup experience at Persidius Systems.