A theoretical physicist focusing on non-Hermitian and open quantum systems, with an inclination towards developing design principles for quantum devices. My current research lies at the interface of cavity optomechanics, superfluidity, and quantum dissipation. My work generally combines techniques of theoretical & mathematical physics with quantum & statistical mechanics to lead to theoretical predictions of testable phenomena in cavity platforms. While using atomic superfluids in optical cavities as a clean testbed, my frameworks are largely transferable across diverse platforms, ranging from cold atoms to optomechanical and circuit-based systems for sensing, quantum thermodynamics, and quantum information applications.
I have a strong interest in pedagogy.
Currently, I am working at the Rochester Institute of Technology as a postdoctoral associate. I received my PhD in 2025 from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bhubaneswar in India where my research was funded by the Prime Minister's Research Fellowship.
More about my research can be found here.
A complete list of my publications (and preprints) can be found here or from either of the links given below: