I am an incoming PhD student in the Computer Science Department at University of Arizona, advised by Professor Zhuolin Yang. I received my bachelor degree in Computer Science and Technology at Shanghai University and my master degree in Security Informatics at Johns Hopkins University.

Before my graduate study, I worked as a cybersecurity engineer in industry, specializing in security monitoring, security operations and security project management such as NDR, EDR, SAST and mobile application security.

My research interest focuses on physical-layer security, low-level hardware and software security.

I have worked in a counter-drone project where we developed a C-UAV (Counter-Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) platform to detect and mitigate malicious drones using sensor fusion (RF, camera, acoustic etc.). I led mitigation testings across different commercial drones, evaluating GPS spoofing, Wi-Fi deauthentication, optical, infrared, and ultrasonic interference attacks.

I have also involved in a cloud security project that builds a unified, provider-agnostic abstraction for IAM that connect through AWS, GCP, and Azure.

Beyond computer science, I have deep interests in astronomy, calligraphy, cello, tennis, detective stories, and Sci-Fi. :)