I am an Internet measurement researcher at Cisco ThousandEyes and a visiting research fellow at University of Surrey. My work focuses on identifying bottlenecks across the Internet, from access networks to the core, and developing next-generation content delivery architectures. Previously, I worked on data and networking research at Telefonica I+D (Spain), Sky (UK) and Brave (UK). I completed my PhD in computer science from King's College London where I worked under the guidance of Prof. Nishanth Sastry and was a Professor Sir Rick Trainor Scholar. During my PhD, I also worked as a research assistant at Queen Mary University of London with Gareth Tyson and at the Cambridge Computer Lab with Arjuna Sathiaseelan. I am an Internet Society (ISOC) Pulse research fellow.
Active and passive measurements to understand the pitfalls of the current Internet Infrastructure.
Studying social engagement and content access patterns across video streaming platforms and across demographics for determining a better content-serving architecture.
Developing and deploying a reliable alternative edge architecture to serve Internet for the rural areas and a better end-user connectivity.