I'm a student at Carnegie Mellon University, majoring in Computer Science and Business Administration.
My interest in computer science began in high school, where I spent every available weekend coding (and eating free food) at hackathons. I love working with new technologies, so my projects range from facial recognition enabled security systems to augmented reality applications. I gained many hard and soft skills through these hackathons, but there was one thing that stuck with me the most: a passion for learning.
I continue to learn through a variety of internships and personal projects. Currently, I am a blockchain development intern at Building Blocks Technologies, where I have expanded my traditional knowledge through blockchain industry research, smart contract deployment, and decentralized application development. Throughout my career, I plan to continue exploring all aspects of the technology industry.
Lilani is an agriculture technology (AgTech) startup that I co-founded at the LaunchX entrepreneurship program. Lilani specializes in a smart watering system that irrigates plants based on soil moisture statistics.
DV Hacks is a 24-hour, 501(c)(3) nonprofit hackathon for high school students. We hosted 2 events with over 400 students and raised approximately $25,000 in monetary and technology donations through partnerships with over 40 companies.
These are projects that I have built through internships, hackathons, and just for fun! Hover over each image to view more details.
The Building Blocks Technologies Smart Contract is a decentralized escrow contract. It stores and releases assets based on external conditions provided through oracles. This contract has been tested and deployed to the Ethereum blockchain.
Technologies used: Javascript, Solidity, Remix IDE, Truffle Suite, Open Zeppelin, Provable API, Ganache CLI
The LexisNexis file comparison script provides optimized big data analysis. It outputs quantitative metrics, including mean, standard deviation, percent increase, percent decrease, and more.
Technologies used: Python, Anaconda, NumPy, Pandas
Spectra is an augmented reality tool that helps students with Autism Spectrum Disorder learn to comprehend and reciprocate emotions. Spectra's emotion recognition software operates with 90-95% accuracy. This project won second place at HS Hacks IV, the largest high school hackathon in the United States.
Technologies used: Microsoft HoloLens, Azure Face API, Unity game engine, Vuforia SDK
Tierra is a mobile application that incentivizes users to make sustainable purchases by ranking companies on their business practices and environmental sustainability. This project won first place at the Digitize Hackathon.
Technologies used: Java, Android Studio
Sense is a fingerprint and facial recognition enabled smart lock that increases security. This project won second place at MenloHacks IV.
Technologies used: C#, AWS Rekognition API, Arduino UNO, AdaFruit Fingerprint Sensor
I'm currently looking for summer 2021 internship opportunities. If you have any questions, would like to see my resume, or just want to say hi, feel free to reach out!