Arya Maheshwari

Hi! I am a senior studying CS and math at Princeton University, where I’m very lucky to be advised by Matt Weinberg.

My research interests are broadly in theoretical computer science, with a focus on algorithm design under uncertainty, incentives, and other interesting models.

My main research experience has been in algorithms under uncertainty and algorithmic mechanism design, where I’ve worked on matroid prophet inequalities and sample complexity in mechanism design. I’ve also done some work in algorithmic graph theory with István Miklós (Rényi Institute of Mathematics) and quantum computing with Ali Javadi-Abhari (IBM Research).

I’m grateful to have received the NSF GRFP, Goldwater Scholarship, Freshman First Honor Prize, Phi Beta Kappa, and Shapiro Prize for Academic Excellence while at Princeton.

In my free time, I’m usually playing badminton or running late to dance practice. You can reach me at arya at princeton dot edu!