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Query-engine extensions, evaluation platforms, and benchmarking pipelines · 2026
Data management / AI / LLMs
I’m a Senior Research Scientist at IBM. I build systems and lead research programs for data management and AI, with a current focus on LLM-powered query processing and evaluation. I also teach databases at Columbia University.

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Query-engine extensions, evaluation platforms, and benchmarking pipelines · 2026
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Including 70+ peer-reviewed papers and 38 patent applications
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Columbia University · APAN5400 Fundamentals of Data Engineering · Fall 2025
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01 / Selected work
Query processing, evaluation,
and event forecasting.
01 / Enterprise Data Lakes
Developing a query engine that uses LLMs to process enterprise data, with research on result reliability and reuse.
Explore the work02 / Evaluation for Data & AI
Evaluation methods and tools for Text-to-SQL, semantic table interpretation, data discovery, and LLM-powered queries.
Explore the work03 / Causal Models & Enterprise Risk
Led a multi-year research program connecting causal knowledge extraction, event forecasting, and neuro-symbolic scenario planning for enterprise risk.
Explore the workEngineering / Technology stack
I build query-engine extensions, evaluation frameworks, and applications for running and analyzing experiments.
AI query functionality across Presto, DuckDB, Spark with Velox, and Flink, including C++ and Java integration.
Related work ↗React and FastAPI applications with Redis-backed experiment queues, LLM integration, and results analysis.
Related work ↗Agentic Text-to-SQL evaluation pipelines, benchmark datasets, and semantic-query tests.
Related work ↗Research perspective
02 / Selected publications
I design and build data systems, lead research teams, and develop methods for evaluating AI. My work spans enterprise query processing, benchmarking, data discovery, and event forecasting.
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
Columbia University