I am Research Staff Member at IBM Research. My research focuses on factors that enable better outcomes in human AI interaction. At IBM, my research spans areas ranging from user mental models of AI agents, repair approaches in conversational breakdowns, impact of AI identity disclosure and communication directionality on collaboration outcomes, and user reliance in human-AI interaction. Most recently, I am examining the role of humans in the evaluation of Large Language Models (LLMs) in the context of LLM-as-a-judge.
Prior to joining IBM Research in 2017, I graduated with a Ph.D in Human Computer Interaction from University of Maryland, College Park. While working on my Ph.D, I did multiple internships at IBM Research (Almaden), Microsoft Research (Cambridge, UK), and Data Science for Social Good.