I am a full time PhD student at IIIT-Delhi, India, working with Dr. Rahul Purandare and am a part of the Program Analysis Group. I am a Visvesvaraya fellow. My area of interests are Software Binary Comprehension and Fault Localization.
I enjoy working with software binaries. My primary research interest is in the area of sofware binary analysis using various static and dynamic analysis tools and techniques. My current research focuses on locating harmful concurrency bugs in off-the-shelf software.
Ridhi Jain, Rahul Purandare and Subodh Sharma, "BiRD: Race Detection in Software Binaries under Relaxed Memory Models", ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology (TOSEM), 2022.
Presented work on locating mathematical expressions in software binaries in the 15th International Conference on Mining Software Repositories (MSR), May 2018.
Presented work on thread safety in software binaries in FormaliSE, June 2018.
Presented Poster on Searching Mathematical Expressions in Software Binaries in RIISE 2020, IIIT-Delhi.
Attended ACM India Grad Cohort Workshop 2019, IIT-Delhi.
Attended SAT-SMT Winter School, IIIT-Hyderabad, 2018.
Attended Winter School on Software Engineering, Pune (WSSE 2017).
One of the four students from across the world to receive travel grants from the FormaliSE community to present my work at FormaliSE'18.