Projects
Hello! These are some projects I have/am working on.
Projects
DreamVenture Hackathon
At DreamVenture, I helped organize a one day coding competition for 60 teens from across Greater Boston, helping turn an event idea into a full day of programming and collaboration. I raised approximately $1,500, coordinated about 20 mentors, volunteers, and speakers, and helped manage meals, scheduling, and logistics throughout the event. Working across fundraising, event planning, and coordination gave me experience managing many moving pieces while helping create a welcoming environment for young programmers.
Electronic Game Table
At MIT’s Engineering Design Workshop, I worked with two teammates to build an electronic game table supporting nine games, including Wordle, Backgammon, and DnD, combining programming, fabrication, and design. I coded the touchscreen interface in Pygame, helped construct the table from 2x4s using resources, and collaborated on hardware integration. Building a working physical system taught me how to troubleshoot across disciplines, turn ideas into tangible prototypes, and contribute effectively within a hands on engineering team while adapting to constraints.
DECA Finance Cluster Study Site
I built a spaced repetition website for my DECA Finance Series exam in winter 2026, importing more than 500 obscure exam style questions I could find into one focused study system. I added detailed explanations, persistent progress tracking, and a three pile review system that repeatedly surfaced questions until I had mastered every answer. Building and using the tool myself made studying dramatically more deliberate, letting me identify weak areas through repeated drilling while creating a resource I could use throughout my DECA preparation.
TimeTree
TimeTree was my first coding project ever, created for the Hack Club Athena Award, and it uses a pixelated tree to show progress as you focus on a task. I built the timer with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, using the canvas element to draw the tree while JavaScript handled the countdown, pause and resume controls, and tree growth. I kept the design intentionally simple and learned how small visual details can make a basic timer more engaging and rewarding to use.
Personal History Project
I made this personal history project for my AP World class to document my grandfather’s move from Assam, India, to Kuwait for work and his eventual return to Assam. I interviewed my dad and used his stories to learn about my grandfather’s work in the petroleum industry, his life in Kuwait, and his return in 1990. I organized what I learned into a website that connected my family’s experiences with the historical events and migration patterns we studied in class.
Digital Dashboard
I built this updated version of my Digital Dashboard for personal use, bringing bookmarks, a calendar, and class management into one place for my daily organization. I designed the dashboard around quick access and simplicity, using modern web tools to organize the different parts of my school and personal life. Building something I actually use has helped me think more about how software can reduce small sources of friction and make everyday tasks easier to manage.
Python Projects
I built a collection of Python projects through school, ranging from simple games like Wordle and Hangman to tools for analyzing data, training models, and exploring real world problems. My projects include a Gini coefficient calculator, MCAS data analyzer, perceptron based logic learner, machine learning predictor, and Equity Advisor Bot, each designed around a different type of input and output. Working across these projects helped me understand Python from different angles while giving me experience building both practical tools and smaller experiments.
Canvas YSWS
I built Canvas as a You Ship We Ship project where users earn pixels for every verified hour they spend creating code generated art, which can then be exchanged for real creative supplies. I made the project with React and JavaScript and designed it around the idea that time spent making things should contribute toward something tangible and motivating. The project combines coding, generative art, and a simple reward system while giving creators a way to showcase work ranging from pixel art and ASCII art to generative sketches and shaders.
Thanks for checking my work out!