Raj's Portrait

Rajesh Jayaram

Email: rkjayaram (at) google (dot) com

I am a Research Scientist at Google NYC in the Algorithms and Optimization Group. I received my PhD in computer science at Carnegie Mellon in the summer of 2021, where I was fortunate to be advised by David Woodruff. Prior to that, I received my bachelor's from Brown University in May of 2017.

Research: I am interested primarily in sublinear algorithms and high-dimensional geometry, specifically sketching, streaming, and distributed algorithms for large scale computational problems. More broadly, I am interested in dimensionality reduction methods: namely, to what extent can we compress the significant components of an enormous, noisy data-set? My work also spans the areas of property testing, machine learning, and optimization.

Google Scholar, DBLP.

Teaching:

I taught as an Adjunct Professor at NYU's Tandon School of Engineering.

Workshops:

I co-organized the Workshop on Algorithms for Large Data (Online) (WALDO 2021), which took pace on Monday, August 23 through Wednesday, August 25.

I co-organized the Workshop on Robust Streaming, Sketching, and Sampling in STOC 2021. A full recording of the workshop can be found here.

I am co-organizing an Industry Workshop at FOCS 2024, with the goal of bridging techniques between theory and practice.


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