Hi, I'm Rishi!

Rishi Khare

I'm a researcher and engineer fascinated by:

  • efficient natural language processing
  • reinforcement learning for LLM reasoning
  • agentic function-calling and information retrieval

These days, I'm studying computer science at Georgia Tech as a master's student, while also pursuing efficent ML research at the EIC Lab with Prof. Celine Lin. I recently graduated from UC Berkeley with a bachelor's degree in computer science.

Previously, I worked as an undergraduate researcher at the Berkeley AI Research (BAIR) Lab with the AI security group. I've also spent a year interning at T-Mobile Research, finetuning telco-RAG systems for domain adaptation and building evaluation frameworks for synthetic datasets (and filing 3 USPTO utility patents for my work on RFID tag location detection and language modeling for dynamic datacenter routing). I've also interned at Amazon on the agentic shopping team, where I deployed trajectory evaluation infrastructure for the shopping multi-agent AI framework.

Growing up, I speedsolved Rubik's cubes. When I'm not pushing to git, you can find me reading & listening to audiobooks.

I'm constantly looking to build something new. Reach me anytime at rishiskhare [at] gmail [dot] com.