Raj Pabari

Math, CS, Physics at Stanford

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I am a final-year student at Stanford pursuing an MS in theoretical computer science and BS in pure math.

Currently, I am visiting the Quantum Systems Lab at Yale working on error correction for quantum computing. 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.

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