Charting a career the way astronomers chart skies. I build orbit visualizations, catalog tools and quiet data systems — from parallax photos to eclipse predictions — and log every one like an observation.
Engineer who learned the universe's first rule early: most data is noise. My work is the telescope — collect the light, correct the aberration, and publish the finding.
Orbit: Aravalli University of Computing, Jaipur — B.E. CSE, CGPA 8.4/10, class of 2023.
Payloads: Aphelion's Keplerian orbits, Parsec's parallax measurements, and a Tycho catalog diff that flags moving objects.
Instruments: Python, Rust, TypeScript, SQL. Quiet tools, measured releases — 12 repos maintained, 176 PRs merged.
ORBIT.SYS ▸ APHELION
PARALLAX.SYS ▸ PARSEC
CGPA 8.4/10. Robotics club lead; the orbit-plotting habit started in the astronomy society.
Supervised learning, neural networks, and the math underneath — the foundations later systems stand on.
The first of 176 merged PRs — a documentation fix, accepted with two review comments.
No placement, but the team prototype took the "most promising idea" award.
A dataset that needs charting, a system that needs patience, or a role that needs someone who ships quietly? Send a transmission — I read everything.