Raj Pabari

I am a final-year student at Stanford pursuing an MS in theoretical computer science and BS in pure math. Throughout my studies, I’ve explored many different fields, and my research interests remain broad.

Currently, I am visiting the Quantum Systems Lab at Yale working on scalable quantum computing architectures. I am also working with Dr. Roger Blandford on a theory for JWST’s “little red dot” galaxies. Finally, I am generalizing the analysis of my prior work at Amazon, a game theory model of direct price competition with revenue sharing.

Previously, I worked on reinforcement learning for supply chain optimization at Amazon, used machine learning to accelerate specialty gas R&D at semiconductor manufacturer EMD Electronics, and worked on a classified software project at Northrop Grumman. I also founded two startups, one which used generative AI for personalized sales emails and another which created portable hydroelectric generators for backpackers.

Outside of all this, I enjoy running long distances, hiking, playing poker, and reading philosophy. Check out my blog below for some stories and reflections about my adventures.