Kiril Bangachev
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I am a final-year PhD student at MIT, where I am fortunate to be advised by Guy Bresler. I spent most if my PhD thinking about the Computational Complexity of Statistical Problems in High Dimension, with an emphasis on high-dimensional representations of relational data. While still intrigued about High-Dimensional Statistics, I am currently most excited about Interpretability and Alignment.

Before coming to MIT, I was an undergraduate at Princeton where I was lucky to work with Matt Weinberg on problems in algorithmic game theory. I have also worked in combinatorics.

I am currently on the job market looking for high-(positive)impact Alignment and Interpretability roles.

CV 11/03/2026

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Machine Learning

High-Dimensional Statistics

Combinatorics

Algorithmic Game Theory

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