Co-founded ProConcentrate in team of 4 students, where I was the main programmer; Aims to reduce procrastination among students through a free app, developed via Android Studio and Java; Markets the app via website & strategic Instagram campaign. Led team of 4 to develop and publish an app that categorizes users into procrastination levels via a questionnaire, monitors time spent on unproductive apps, calculates opportunity cost for lost time, and harnesses algorithm-driven insights to set tailored, achievable goals, optimizing user productivity and reducing wasted time.

Developed a Python program to automate the extraction and visualisation of data from a PDF; Utilised libraries such as Pandas and Tabula for data extraction; Created Looker Studio Report for data visualisation; Employed Google Cloud Platform to automatically upload extracted data to the Looker Studio Report.

Founded STEMQuest Discovery, a Non-profit aiming to improve STEM Awareness among underprivileged children around the world by providing free applications to teach STEM concepts and beginner-friendly blogs on the intersection between AI and other disciplines; Published 2 apps (ShapeX Calculator and STEM: The Beginning), developed via Android Studio and Java, and achieved 5k+ total downloads from 50+ countries; Authored 5+ beginner-friendly blogs totalling 20k+ words; Partnered with Rotary Club of Delhi Heritage to tutor programming to 100+ underprivileged children in the slums of Delhi.

Selected as 1 of 410 of 3250 applicants for this 10-week program where participants intern under researchers at UCSC; Interned for undergraduate students and professor Puragra Guhathakurta on an astrophysics research project that aims to derive rate of contamination for algorithms identifying celestial objects; Took sampling data & developed code to generate 1k+ realistic astrophysical plots that will be used by astronomers to calculate an algorithmic rate of contamination; Presented research and results to total audience of 300+; Invited to present at American Astronomical Society.