Incoming computer science freshman at UW–Madison, class of 2030. I build software that touches the real world.
bangalore → madison, wiI built an AI platform that watches you dance and teaches you to dance better — and shipped it live at dancedecoded.in.
A full-stack system that generates complete CBSE question papers and then grades scanned handwritten answer sheets — the whole exam cycle, automated.
Point a camera at colored physical objects and they become live collision bodies inside a 2D physics world — a tangible interface with no controller at all.
A WiFi-enabled servo system whose web interface is hosted directly on the ESP32 itself — control it from your phone's browser, or just clap.
An AI mediation platform where people privately submit disputes or run live, voice-driven mediation sessions with an AI mediator in the middle.
A batch system that turns a preschool's Excel records and student photos into print-ready, personalized ID cards — built for an actual school's actual problem.
My longest-running project: a career-guidance web app for students who don't have access to counselors, live at unboundonline.in.
Built and deployed ML product-mapping models hitting 89% accuracy. Wrote Python + Apps Script automation that cut pre-onboarding from 2–4 hours to ~25 minutes, and a reporting pipeline that took monthly reports from 4 hours to 45. Shipped production code to GitLab.
Designed a foundational computer-science curriculum for underprivileged children and taught it end to end — adapting every lesson for students with little prior exposure to technology.
Shipped responsive UI in HTML/CSS/JS with the engineering team at a global supply-chain intelligence company. Fixed UI/UX bugs, prototyped new features, and sat in client meetings turning feedback into design changes.
Rose from volunteer to director. Led campaigns and a video team; organized 15+ medical camps reaching 1000+ people across 7+ NGOs; raised ₹200K; covered in two national newspapers.
A survey-based study I authored on how young people perceive bias and accountability inside AI systems — who they think is responsible when an algorithm gets it wrong, and how aware they are that it can. Published in the International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, and awarded the Gold Crest Award.
international journal of humanities and social science (ijhss)read the paper ↗Won first place in a competitive coding and cryptography event in Bangalore — real-time codebreaking and digital treasure hunts. Cracked challenges with Hashcat and classical ciphers under time pressure, as a team, without panicking (mostly).
bangalore · hashcat · classical ciphers · speed + logicview certificate ↗I like the moment when something on a screen reaches into the real world — a camera that reads movement, a clap that moves a motor, a model that reads handwriting.
Most of my work sits where sensing meets software: computer vision, embedded systems, and AI applications — ideally solving a problem for a real person, whether that's a preschool, a student without a counselor, or a class full of ungraded exams. This fall I'm starting computer science at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
