I am a postdoctoral scholar in the David R. Cheriton School of Computer Science at the University of Waterloo, working with Prof. Raouf Boutaba. Before joining Waterloo, I received my Ph.D. in Information and Communication Engineering from the School of Artificial Intelligence at Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT), advised by Prof. Jun Liu. I also received my B.Eng. in Electronic and Information Engineering from the School of Information and Communication Engineering at BUPT, graduating with highest honors in both programs.

My research centers on AI-driven autonomous networks, with a focus on how learning and coordination enable networks to adapt to changing conditions while meeting diverse service requirements. I combine multi-agent reinforcement learning, game theory, and network systems experimentation to develop adaptive routing, traffic engineering, and resource management methods for wired and wireless networks. My current interests include agentic radio access network (RAN), intelligent Open RAN slicing, and adaptive multi-agent coordination for multi-objective resource management. Across these areas, I aim to connect learning-based decision-making with practical network operation through reproducible packet-level simulation and programmable testbeds.

My latest curriculum vitae provides further details on my research, publication, and academic activities.