Deepti Raghavan, a prominent computer science researcher, has made groundbreaking contributions to the fields of systems and networking. Currently pursuing her PhD in Computer Science at Stanford University, Raghavan earned both her Bachelor's and Masters of Engineering in Computer Science at the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). She has also served as a Research Assistant at MIT CSAIL and has interned at Cisco Meraki and Akamai Technologies. Her vast experience in tech research includes diverse projects such as being a Lab Assistant for 6.004, Computation Structures in MIT's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, being an Undergraduate Researcher at MIT D-Lab, and serving as a Summer Intern at IBM India Research Labs. Along with academics, she has volunteered as a Teaching Assistant for summer courses at her alma mater, Horace Mann School.

Through her extensive education and experience in computer science research and development, Deepti Raghavan has established herself as an expert in the industry. Her research interests in systems and networking have given her a wide range of experience in network protocols, systems security, and distributed systems. She has honed her skills in programming with proficiency in C++, Java, and Python, as well as other software tools like Latex and GitHub. Her impressive background and knowledge have earned her a place in the upper echelon of computer scientists.