Personal tools & experiments
Internal tools to manage personal finances, planning, and recurring tasks — basically building the systems I wish I'd had earlier.
Projects
A mix of prototype AI-assisted tools, exploratory systems work, and earlier academic and embedded systems projects. The common theme is end-to-end systems that real people can actually use.
Right now I'm exploring AI-assisted tools and designing prototype software systems. Earlier projects from my B.Tech and M.S. built my foundation in embedded systems, distributed systems, and assistive technology.
Same categories as the experience timeline — one story, told through what got built.
Internal tools to manage personal finances, planning, and recurring tasks — basically building the systems I wish I'd had earlier.
Small, opinionated tools and example apps built around real constraints: scheduling, planning, money, and everyday logistics.
Building LLM-powered assistants that help people move through long, multi-step workflows with less stress and fewer mistakes.
A collection of experiments in embedded systems, tooling, and automation, exploring how to make complex systems easier to understand and verify.
Designed and implemented a working Twitter-style engine using Elixir and the Phoenix framework to explore distributed systems concepts.
M.S. research project focused on connected vehicles and cooperative adaptive cruise control (CACC), exploring robustness against adversarial behavior.
B.Tech final project: a portable single-seater electric vehicle with an embedded system and Android UI.
Semi-finalist (top ~86 out of 1209 teams) in the Texas Instruments Innovation Challenge India Design Contest 2015 — robotic arm equipped solar powered hybrid electric wheelchair.
Second runner-up at Sangam Pragyan 2014 among 300+ participating teams — low-cost smartwatch prototype with embedded + Android integration.
Internal tools to manage personal finances, planning, and recurring tasks — basically building the systems I wish I'd had earlier.
Small, opinionated tools and example apps built around real constraints: scheduling, planning, money, and everyday logistics.
Building LLM-powered assistants that help people move through long, multi-step workflows with less stress and fewer mistakes.
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