Software engineer building optimizers, LLM agents and things for fun.
I'm a Quantitative Analyst at Goldman Sachs, where I build optimization engines and LLM agents in Python. Outside work I keep building things for fun, like a real-time 1v1 quiz game and an AI-powered D&D. When I'm offline, I'm usually watching football or playing video games.
I fell in love with computers when I was 10, playing video games, and started learning to code at 13. That curiosity took me to Computer Science at BITS Pilani, one of India's top engineering colleges, where I was part of the Competitive Coding SIG of Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors and the Department of Controls for BOSM, our college sports fest.
A storytelling engine for immersive, fully customizable worlds, lore and characters. AI writes the story while a deterministic layer keeps the world consistent, so it remembers details across long sessions and lets you branch the story at any turn.
Fast-paced, real-time 1v1 trivia to play with friends. Same question, same clock, 120+ topics, all in a comic-book style.
The site you're on: a terminal you can talk to, with a plain view, a penalty shootout and live Barça scores.
A fog-computing system where nearby volunteer nodes share the load for delay-sensitive IoT apps, compared against sending everything to the cloud.
A conversational ReAct agent for funding planning. It explains what's driving the numbers and edits the plan through a human-in-the-loop commit step.
The Python optimization engine that plans how the firm funds itself.
Microservices on Kubernetes with CI/CD, logging, SSO and a Redis cache, backed by end-to-end regression tests.
A backend that routes electric vehicles past chargers with Dijkstra's algorithm on a geospatial graph, and a full-stack prototype built in a team of four.
I watch a lot of it, follow Barça, and I'm a Messi fan through and through.
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Sports games, co-op adventures and open worlds.
Five kicks against the keeper, right in the terminal.