Lateral-entry B.Tech CSE student at Shiv Nadar University (batch of 2027), focused on AI and Data Science. I like turning ideas into things that actually run: LLM agents, simulators, search systems and a bit of hardware. I solve problems on LeetCode in C++ and prefer a clean mathematical approach over brute force.
🌱 What I'm up to right now (click to open)
- 🏎️ Polishing F1 Strategist, an LLM agent that calls pit-wall strategy, for the Meta PyTorch OpenEnv Hackathon
- 💧 Building Virtual Tank Battery for the Schneider grid-reliability challenge (hardware and firmware)
- ⚖️ Hacking on LexShift, legal search over Supreme Court judgments, for an IR hackathon
- 🩺 Working on TG-LiteNet, retinal vessel segmentation for my project course
🎯 Quick facts (click to open)
- I train models with GRPO and enjoy reward design more than I should
- Most comfortable in Python and C++, happy in React when a UI is needed
- Hackathons are my favourite way to learn fast
- Ask me about RL environments, simulators or competitive programming
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Every segment of the track is one day of the last year. A GitHub Action redraws it every 12 hours.
🔧 How the Grand Prix works (click to open)
- Each of the last 364 days is one tiny segment of the circuit, coloured by how many contributions I made that day
- The three sector labels add up each third of the year, and the best one is highlighted in purple
- Months become a tyre strategy: busy months are soft tyres, quiet months are hard
- A GitHub Action calls the GitHub API, redraws the SVG and commits it every 12 hours. No third-party service is involved
- Open the interactive site to hover over any day
Pastel, animated and kept fresh by GitHub Actions 🌸
Car photo: "McLaren MP4-26" by Gil Abrantes, CC BY 2.0. Cut out, resized and animated by me. Cars and liveries belong to their owners.
Car photo: "McLaren MP4-26" by Gil Abrantes, CC BY 2.0. Cut out, resized and animated by me. Cars and liveries belong to their owners.
