I’m a security researcher working on multi-agent safety and security. I’m currently a SPAR Research Fellow, focusing on automated evaluations and behavioural discovery for multi-agent systems, mentored by William Anderson and Joss Oliver from the Cooperative AI Foundation. I recently studied how a multi-agent system’s architecture changes its exposure to indirect prompt injection.
Before this, I spent a decade working on the security of decentralised systems, covering consensus protocols, applied cryptography and game-theoretic security. I was a research scientist at Protocol Labs (on the security of the Filecoin consensus protocol) and Scroll, and I interned at Meta. I also founded a startup in decentralised AI.
I hold a PhD from UCL’s Information Security Group, where my thesis on decentralisation and trust in cryptocurrencies was supervised by Sarah Meiklejohn and George Danezis.
Research interests
Positions
SPAR Fellow — Cooperative AI Foundation
Parental career break
Research Scientist — Scroll
Founder — Nelm AI
Research Scientist — Protocol Labs
Research Intern — Meta
Research Assistant — University College London
MRes + PhD in Computer Science — University College London