Projects
A project archive should not feel like a dumping ground. These are the builds that best represent how I think and ship.
Selected work
2025An inventory management system built for real departmental audit work.
This system was built for the MIT IT department to improve stock tracking and annual audit accuracy. The focus was not just on building screens, but on making the workflow practical for the people who actually use it.
Selected work
2025A computer vision project for license plate recognition and speed violation detection.
This project combines computer vision, night-time image enhancement, and edge deployment ideas for traffic monitoring. It was designed around a practical detection pipeline rather than a single isolated model demo.
Selected work
2024A cross-platform app for discovering, joining, and managing events.
Built as a mobile-first product with event discovery, recommendations, and interaction flows. The goal was to make the app feel useful and intuitive rather than just feature-heavy.
Selected work
2024A food ordering app focused on smooth mobile experience and clear user flows.
This app includes ordering, cart management, and backend integration with emphasis on responsiveness and overall user experience.
Selected work
2024An IoT-based system for monitoring soil health and visualizing real-time data.
Built around sensor data, remote access, and practical monitoring use cases. This project brought together IoT hardware thinking with cloud-connected software.
Selected work
2024A full-stack system for handling inventory, sales, and customer records.
This project focused on core retail operations with a full-stack setup and deployment-oriented thinking.
Selected work
2024A web-based file management system with upload, download, and sharing flows.
Built as a backend-heavy web app focused on secure file operations and practical usability.
Selected work
2025An AI-focused project direction selected for Innovate for Impact 2025.
This work reflects my interest in building technology for meaningful real-world problems, not only for technical novelty.
