Recognitions
OpenAI Buildathon — State Finalist
Claude Impact Lab — India's First
UIDAI Hackathon — 1.2M Records
TechTeenz — 100+ Member Club
CodeThon CLI — 7 LLM ProvidersOpenAI Buildathon — State FinalistClaude Impact Lab — India's FirstUIDAI Hackathon — 1.2M RecordsTechTeenz — 100+ Member ClubCodeThon CLI — 7 LLM ProvidersMeasured impact across every project — not claims, receipts
Statistical forecasting across 36 states/UTs for UIDAI using ARIMA and Mann-Kendall trend tests
OpenAI, Anthropic, NVIDIA, DeepSeek, Together AI, Ollama, LM Studio — unified CLI interface
Founded TechTeenz Technical Club — project-first, peer-led learning model scaled to 100+ members
Recognition
Selected for India's inaugural Claude Impact Lab — an invite-only innovation program organized by Anthropic's Claude Community with the Kumbhathon Innovation Foundation and the Government of Maharashtra. Built alongside founders, AI researchers, and engineers from Reliance Jio, Upstox, J.P. Morgan, Aditya Birla Group, Ola, CRED, EY, KPMG, IITs, and BITS — designing AI solutions for public infrastructure challenges.
Advanced to the State-Level Round of a nationwide AI Buildathon — two-member team, 48 hours, from ideation to working prototype. Built Nyay Sahayak, an AI multilingual legal assistance platform tackling real-world problems for India under hackathon conditions.
Projects
AI/ML
AI legal aid that turns hours of consultation into a single conversation — multilingual, sub-3s latency
Data Science
1.2M Aadhaar records, 36 states, 12 seconds — production-grade statistical analysis for India's identity infrastructure
Leadership
100+ members, zero budget. Founded a technical club around a project-first, peer-led model
Developer Tools
7 LLM providers, one terminal. Open-source CLI for multi-agent code generation
AI • Civic Tech
Offline-first AI reunification for 80M+ pilgrims at Kumbh Mela 2027
Philosophy
Identity
Bridges AI capability and user need. Every project — from legal aid to reunification platforms — was built, deployed, and used by real people.
Identity
Given a vague problem and a deadline, builds clarity through prototyping, feedback loops, and iteration. Thrives where requirements are unwritten.
Identity
From latency benchmarks to engagement metrics, instruments every system. If it cannot be measured, it cannot be improved.
Identity
Shipped the 80% solution that changes how people work before polishing the edges. Optimization is layered in where it actually matters.
Identity
Built a 100+ member technical club by writing code and running hackathons, not writing mission statements. Influence is earned through output.
The most impactful code outlives its author. I build systems that are self-documenting, testable, and operable by people who have never met me. No bus-factor, no bottlenecks.
Every feature request is a cost before it is a benefit. I push back on complexity by asking: does this make the system more valuable or just more complicated?
I have no religious attachment to frameworks, languages, or architectures. I choose tools based on what the data says about the problem, not what is trending on Hacker News.
A mediocre solution shipped today is worth more than a perfect solution shipped next quarter. Speed of iteration compounds — and every cycle teaches something new.
You cannot test quality into a product after the fact. Quality must be designed into the architecture, chosen in the dependencies, and baked into every layer of the stack.
The person who will debug your code at 2 AM is future you. I write code that is kind to future readers: explicit over clever, consistent over creative, tested over trusted.
Experience
TechTeenz
Problem: Students at TSPDC had no hands-on technical community — no hackathons, no project culture, no bridge between classroom theory and real-world building.
Action: Founded TechTeenz Technical Club with a Project-First, Peer-Led learning model. Organized hackathons, bootcamps, and career readiness programs from scratch.
Result: Scaled from zero to 100+ active members in the first year, establishing a culture where students build real products instead of theoretical assignments.
Humble Walking
Problem: The company needed faster, more responsive web pages and a reusable component library to reduce development time across client projects.
Action: Built 5+ production-grade responsive pages using React & Tailwind CSS. Created 10+ reusable UI components. Optimized frontend performance through code splitting and lazy loading.
Result: Improved load times by 25% and user engagement by 15%, while reducing development time by 20% across projects through the reusable component library.
Cognify Technologies
Problem: Marketing campaigns were not well-targeted, revenue forecasts were inaccurate, and the analytics team spent hours on manual data entry.
Action: Built regression models on historical sales data for revenue forecasting. Created automated ETL pipelines to eliminate manual data entry. Developed audience segmentation models for campaign targeting.
Result: Improved campaign targeting accuracy by 25%, revenue forecast accuracy by 20%, and saved 10+ hours per week through automated pipelines.