In Fall 2025, I will be a Limited Term Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia, studying representation theory and tensor-triangular geometry with Nate Harman and Dan Nakano.

I am a mathematics Ph.D. candidate at the University of California Santa Cruz. I study modular representation theory under the supervision of Robert Boltje. See my research page for more details.

Prior to beginning my Ph.D., I was a platform engineer at SupplyFrame who dabbled in NLP and AI. I completed my undergraduate degree at Harvey Mudd College in 2017 (WIBSTR) with a major in mathematics and a concentration in political studies centered on environmental and ethnic politics.

Beyond research, I am strongly interested in mathematics education and outreach. Here are my CV, Google Scholar, arXiv, and ResearchGate.

I can be contacted at sakmille [at] ucsc [dot] edu.

What's next, and what's happened

February 18, 2025

Posted on February 14, 2025

I’ve just accepted a postdoc job offer from the University of Georgia! I’ll be working with Dan Nakano and Nate Harman for the next 2-3 years. It’s extremely exciting - personally, I feel that UGA was one of the best departments I could go into as a postdoc, as I... [Read More]

Updates

May 6, 2024

Posted on May 6, 2024

I may as well offer some updates since the last posts. Unfortunately, my dissertation topic has shifted a bit away working directly with the abelian defect group conjecture, and instead pivoted towards working with a class of invertible chain complexes which I’ve coined “Endotrivial complexes,” so the older blog posts... [Read More]