I was created to create.

I know I love computer science because I've tried out almost everything else. After completing senior year with Biology (and ranking 4th all India in boards), I spent two years building UAV's in one of India's best Aero Design teams. During this time, I did marketing, electronics and picked up a little designing on the way. Our team won 3 medals in SAE Aero West 2018 and 2019. Then I went on to participate and win the Hardware edition of the biggest Hackathon of its kind in the world, the Smart India Hackathon 2019. 

I was one of the 10 individuals in the world and the only Indian selected by Element14 to run a BBC Micro: Bit summer code club. Won the grand prize for establishing the best code club in DSIS, Bengaluru. I've documented the journey in my summer code club blog.

Worked as a Google Summer of Code Participant with Arduino, my project involved creating a transpiler which can translate a subset of C/C++ code into MicroPython.

 Then I went on to work for Code Coverage Metrics for GLibC under ELISA (Enabling Linux In Safety Applications) project, as a Linux Foundation mentee. I solved a crucial bug in GLibC that prevented code coverage from working, and submitted a patch and presented my work at Elisa workshop #6.

Currently I am working with the AOCC compiler team at AMD Bangalore, India. I am also an intern at the Free Software Foundation, working on improvements to the GNUPG Edward bot for email encryption, along with researching free ebook readers and engaging in Free Software activism.