Arya Maheshwari

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aryam at cs.cmu.edu

Hi! I recently graduated from Princeton CS in May 2025, where I was fortunate to be advised by Matt Weinberg. I’m currently a master’s student at CMU, where I’m lucky to be working with Elaine Shi.

Research: My research interests are broadly in theoretical computer science. I’ve enjoyed working on algorithmic mechanism design and algorithms under uncertainty (with Matt Weinberg) and am currently working on oblivious algorithms (with Elaine Shi). See here for more about the research I’ve worked on.

Funding: I’m a NSF GRFP recipient, currently on Reserve status (full fellowship funding remaining, for use in ‘26-‘27 onwards). I’m also grateful to have received the Phillip Goldman ‘86 Senior Prize in Computer Science (awarded to the top student in the CS department at Princeton) and the Goldwater Scholarship as an undergraduate.

In my free time, I’m usually playing badminton, running late to dance practice, or convincing my friends to play foosball with me. I very much enjoy talking to people, about research or otherwise — please reach out!