I am a Postdoctoral Associate at TRAILS, the Institute for Trustworthy AI in Law & Society. My research combines human factors, AI, security, and policy to study online trust, risk, and measurement integrity. I study how scams, fraud, unsafe interactions, and coordinated abuse appear in real platform data, and how to measure these harms reliably for research, platform governance, and AI evaluation. I earned my PhD from Boston University, where I was part of the Security Lab (SeclaBU) and collaborated with iDrama Lab and STIR Lab on measuring and detecting online harms across social media, including youth exploitation, disinformation, and coordinated abuse. Read more about my research here.