I'm a prefinal year Electronics and Communication Engineering major who somehow wandered into building AI tools, quant trading experiments, and systems projects that should honestly not work as well as they do. Yet here they are, living rent free on the internet like feral code-goblins.
I some of my time at WorldQuant Brain, generating alpha signals like a sleep-deprived oracle yelling numbers into the void. The other half is me convincing Python to stop behaving like an emotionally unstable pet.
My repositories? A chaotic museum of:
- 🧠 AI tools I built at 3 AM because the idea scratched my brain
- 📊 Quant research stuff that probably made my laptop reconsider its life choices
- ⚙️ Systems projects that went from "this will be a small project" to "why is this a whole ecosystem"
- 🧪 Random experiments that accidentally turned into fully functioning applications
If you want to collaborate, build something ridiculous, or just scream about bugs together — feel free to reach out. My socials are somewhere on my profile like hidden side quests.
Scans for malicious patterns and poor practices in AI-generated code. Because trusting LLM output without a safety net is just speedrunning CVEs. Stack: |
Client-side AES-256 + HMAC encryption, burn-after-read, timed expiry on ephemeral edge storage. Privacy paranoia turned into a product. Stack: |
OCR images & papers, convert to PDF/Word/LaTeX, summarize, QA, extract insights — all powered by on-device inference. Your documents don't leave your phone. Stack: |
Dual-channel audio via WebRTC → streaming backend queue → Google Gemini for live transcription & summarization. Session persistence + secure auth. Built so you can stop pretending you took notes. Stack: |
Two-phase hybrid controller: LQR for trajectory tracking (figure-8 paths) + MPC for obstacle avoidance with safety constraints. DARE-based gain computation + CVXPY optimization. Started as a "small project." It is no longer a small project. Stack: |
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Game design in progress — because apparently building AI tools, quant signals, and autonomous navigation systems wasn't enough chaos. |
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