I'm a software engineer at CAGH UTM and a computer science and statistics major. I enjoy meditation, music and touching grass (which is rare for a CS major in 2026).
“i closed my eyes
to look inward
and found a universe
waiting to be explored”
I code because...it's fun. I like coming up with ideas, and seeing it appear on a page and eventually in the world. It's always nice to see that people are using the things I've built. In a small way, it's my contribution to the world.
I do my best work when I'm having fun. But to get to that point, I need to be willing to put in the work.
For example, I started my meditative discipline at 13 years old. I couldn't get my mind to calm down, but I kept practicing every day and I've found that something difficult can become enjoyable ... and that I can have a lot of fun just turning inwards.
Lead Software Developer
Official chapter website
Official website for the University of Toronto Mississauga chapter of the Canadian Association for Global Health. I developed the site using Supbase and Resend for the event sign up system, and Nextjs, Tailwind CSS for the interface.
Mississauga Open Data Hackathon
4th Place Overall
Alongside my team, I built an interactive solar-index heatmap from City of Mississauga open data. I worked on the frontend using leaflet.js and heatmap.js to display the heatmap.
Volunteer of the Year
Used by 200+ students
Interactive chemistry learning app for Brookedge Academy, with quizzes and lesson pages used in the Young Chemists workshop I led. Can be found on Brookedge Academy's main website.
Hundreds of registrations
Collaborated with a team of developers on the official hackathon site, including animations and event information.
FridgeFlow is a project built for the IBMZ X UNSA hackathon. It utilizes IBM watsonx.ai and allows users to upload a fridge photo or enter ingredients, then get meal recommendations based on available food, expiry date, and health goals. It also provides recipes, nutrition tracking, grocery suggestions, and fridge storage management.
A website designed for clubs at the University of Toronto to post upcoming events and notify users. I worked on the frontend and integrated a machine learning model to personalize event recommendations for users.
A streamlined school and course manager that allows students to take notes, set reminders, save important links, keep track of their schedule, the weather and any upcoming assessments
A comprehensive course manager app utilizing Flask, SQL and JavaScript. This application allows students to track course assessments, grades, goals, study times and notes.
Designed to alleviate poverty, this platform provides a connection for donors and those in need. It facilitates an impactful exchange of resources, easily reaching the underprivileged and those willing to help. I worked on both the backend and frontend, utilizing Golang, Next.js and Firebase.
An application for anyone interested in starting meditation practice. Includes a mindfulness course, meditation timer and calendar.
Led the development of a wiki platform where high school students can share tools and information while earning volunteer hours. My role focused on using Django to build a user-friendly interface.
It has been proven that it is easier to build habits than to break them. This application acts as a progress tracker for anyone looking to set goals and improve their daily lives.