I build software for nonprofits and students, free for the people who use it.
I rewrote the monitoring app on 400 company laptops in C++ and built the system that updates it, cutting a rollout from weeks to 5 minutes.
A startup I co-founded that grades handwritten exams. My backend grades 500+ submissions in under a minute.
I teach a weekly discrete math section to 20 freshmen, run office hours and grade coursework.
An engine that learned Othello by playing 700,000 games against itself, with no human games to copy. It beats my brother and me.
A solver run on 420,000 peg solitaire boards, and 14 machine learning algorithms I wrote from scratch.
All five Rice dining hall menus on one searchable page. More than 100 people use it every day.
When your laptop runs out of space, it stores your files on friends' laptops, encrypted before they leave.
Give it your majors, minors and finished courses, and it works out the smallest set of courses that still meets every requirement, in the order you can take them.
A Chrome extension that saves a claude.ai prompt with its attached files and puts both back with one click. Re-attaching five PDFs drops from 90 seconds to 5.
Point it at a photo of a shelf and name a medicine, and it finds that box among the others and draws an arrow to it.
A hearing aid prototype that translates speech into another language while you listen, built on a Raspberry Pi. It stays under two seconds behind the speaker.
Rice University, B.S. Computer Science with a minor in Data Science, GPA 3.96 / 4.00.
President's Honor Roll and Trustee Distinguished Merit Scholarship. Coursework includes graduate Machine Learning and Data Structures and Algorithms.
Hold the table to play the red bat. Swipe to aim.
I played table tennis at the national level in India, and now I play on the Rice Table Tennis Team.
Every summer, when the family got together, I played chess with my father and my cousins. The board plays the Sicilian Najdorf, my favourite opening.