I am an Associate Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Northwestern University (PhD, Princeton), where I lead the Computer Architecture and Security Lab. My expertise spans post-quantum cryptography and its hardware implementation, quantum computing security, side-channel attacks, secure processor architectures, and FPGA and device security. I am part of the Classic McEliece team in NIST’s post-quantum standardization process and author of “Principles of Secure Processor Architecture Design.” I help companies assess quantum-era risk to long-lived IP, plan and implement post-quantum migrations, protect proprietary work on cloud quantum platforms, and find hardware vulnerabilities that software reviews miss.