I'm a B.Tech student in Information Technology and Mathematics at the Cluster Innovation Centre, University of Delhi — where logic meets innovation (and occasionally, late-night debugging marathons). My work lies at the intersection of AI, accessibility, and quantum computing — from developing intelligent assistive technologies that empower visually and hearing-impaired learners, to exploring quantum algorithms that push the limits of classical computation. You could say I like making things super — whether it's super-position or super-useful.

Along the way, I've had the opportunity to work as a Student Research Intern at IIIT Delhi, where I explored the scalability and efficiency of quantum algorithms, and as a Student Intern at Hindu College, where I applied transformer-based deep learning models to solve complex scientific prediction problems. At the Cluster Innovation Centre, I'm currently designing AI-driven assistive solutions that integrate speech, audio, and Braille modalities to make learning more inclusive and adaptive for people with multiple impairments.

I also have a strong foundation in backend development and UI/UX design, though lately, my interests have gradually shifted towards post quantum cryptography and quantum safe encryptions.

Beyond technology, I love dancing to the rhythm of Odissi and playing the violin — because whether it's algorithms or art, I've always believed that true creativity lies in finding harmony between logic and expression.