From full-stack platforms to offensive labs — building things that are meant to last, with a deep interest in AI and a curiosity for how systems can be tested, broken, and rebuilt stronger.
I grew up taking apart phones, routers, and toys — not because I hated them, but because I wanted to see how they failed. That same curiosity now runs through everything I build: full-stack platforms, AI systems, cybersecurity, networking, and the messy in-between.
I'm a sophomore at the University of Cincinnati studying Computer Science with a focus on full-stack development and AI systems — Founding Engineer at OpenPrem. Dean's List Fall 2025, GPA 3.68, open to summer roles and co-op starting Fall 2026.
My method is short feedback loops: prototype, break, harden. Production-ready apps on one screen, offensive security labs and hardware builds on the other — from Wi-Fi auditing to phishing simulations to local networks. I want to understand where real systems crack so I can build ones that don't.
Outside the terminal, I used to play tennis at the national level back in India — still pick up a racquet whenever I can, and I'll happily lose to you at badminton, cricket, soccer, or volleyball. On campus I'm in Tennis Club, Bearcat Tech Innovators, IEEE, AAEO, UC Robotics, and the AI Society. Hackathon-tested. Production-tested. Most comfortable when something has to actually work, in front of real users, by morning.
Not a buzzword list. These are the tools I actually reach for when things get real. Hover any tile.
For internships, AI engineering work, hackathon teams, security collabs — or just to talk about the ideas. I read every email.