Building with passion and purpose.

I’m a final-year Computer Science student who likes understanding systems and improving them when they fall short. I enjoy simplifying problems, making decisions based on how things actually work, and building software that behaves consistently without adding friction.

I’m interested in areas where engineering meets real-world constraints - like finance, mobility, and motorsport. They force you to think carefully about performance, reliability, and why something is being built in the first place.

I’m currently interning at Pratt & Whitney as a Software Engineering Intern on the Digital Engine Services (DES) team, working on aircraft engine data acquisition systems and scalable software used by internal and external teams. The role involves building reliable, production-grade tooling and processing high-volume data under mission-critical SLAs.

I like working through the full cycle: figuring out the need, implementing a solution that makes sense, and iterating until it’s dependable. I’m looking for opportunities where I can contribute to well-reasoned, useful systems - and keep learning by building things that matter. Check out my resume.

I'm also an avid Formula 1 fan (Mercedes FTW!!!), and I love following the sport and admire how technology and engineering have carried it over the years.

My DMs are always open to discuss computer science, finance, cricket, and Formula 1!