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An Electronics & Communication Engineering student at SMVIT, Bengaluru, building web and Android tools, exploring agent systems, and connecting code with hardware. My projects range from a daily journal that keeps records on your device to ESP32 motor control and documented security studies.
I like projects with something you can inspect: a working interface, a downloadable build, a small experiment, or a clear account of what still needs work.
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A routine journal with custom habits, encrypted local workspaces, weekly reports, and an Android app.
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A meal journal for photos, food labels, editable portions, and nutrition history across web and Android.
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A local-model workshop that turns community ideas into proposals and bounded prototypes after approval.
Explore the pipeline · Local-first experiment |
A conversational workspace for job discovery, application materials, and Gmail outreach that requires approval.
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Bluetooth motor control, ultrasonic distance sensing, and experiments from a five-day college hardware lab.
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Four written case studies on network defence, application assessment, system hardening, and data protection.
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AgentPGO — profiling and evaluating AI-agent runs, then comparing optimization candidates. Backend development in progress.
Chhath Mahaparv — a music experience with Bhojpuri copy, Madhubani-inspired visuals, and local audio playback.
| Building interfaces | Working with systems | Exploring |
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| JavaScript · TypeScript · React · Next.js | Python · Node.js · SQL · Git | ESP32 · Arduino · OpenCV |
| HTML · CSS · Expo | Supabase · IndexedDB · FastAPI | Agent workflows · Cybersecurity |
- B.E. Electronics & Communication, SMVIT — expected 2028.
- Cloud Computing and Cybersecurity certificates, with the documents available to inspect.
- Technical community work at TechHub, SMVIT, including a Blue Team introduction for freshers and presenting at Starpitch 2.0.
I'm interested in opportunities where I can build, test, and learn with a team. Get in touch →