My first code was written in ink. It got weirder from there.
Two of my games run right here in your browser — one boots an entire Java VM in WebAssembly, the other a Python runtime. No installs, no demo videos. The actual builds.
One keyboard controls two students. Only one of them obeys.
Split-screen roguelite. Every keypress runs through a neurotypical brain and an ADHD brain under a live fMRI-style monitor, and every mechanic cites a real paper. Hyperfocus makes you faster, then bills you.
Help Newton dodge apples while Leibniz weaponizes calculus.
Arcade dodge game with a 360-question math bank that adapts to your age, courses, and confidence. Get hit, get quizzed; answer wrong and the run ends. Three acts escalate into open calculus war.
A robot that gets the right pill into the right hand on time.
Elder-care robot built around a Raspberry Pi for thinking and an Arduino for doing. Tuning one PID-controlled servo cut pill retrieval from 20 seconds to 7, which matters when the person waiting is 80.
Raspberry PiArduinoPID controlServosGestures in, speech out, under 250 milliseconds.
A glove with flex sensors and an IMU that recognizes 20+ ASL signs at 80% accuracy. Tested with 10+ deaf and nonspeaking users; the 65% satisfaction score taught me more than the demos did.
ArduinoRaspberry PiFlex sensorsMPU-6050 IMUSix years of robots from scavenged parts, and 260-mile drives to win across Bangladesh.
ArduinoRaspberry PiCPythonThe rover was ready. The flight was two days away. Then March 2020.
TelemetryControl panelsEmbedded electronicsPickup soccer in Dhaka shouldn't need three phone calls and a spreadsheet.
Product designMarket researchUX flowsBangladesh's first library coding club, on computers we built ourselves from Raspberry Pis.
Raspberry Pi 3PythonCmicro:bitShort version: village library to NASA Gold to games about my own brain.
Rural Bangladesh, no computer. I learned programming from a library book and wrote code in ink, with no way to run it. When the laptop finally came, its internet cost one-twelfth of my mom's salary.
Then a robotics team, then a NASA rover cancelled two days before our flight. We built a ventilator instead.
At Rose-Hulman, an ADHD diagnosis turned the curiosity inward. Now I build software that takes brains seriously. Long-term: walk my dog on Mars.
Rocket heat shield survived 1000°F.
Built the rover's telemetry and control panels.
The ventilator.
Humanoid home-and-study assistant robot.
For a speech-impairment assistive project.
Plus 4× district science champion.
Grade 9.
PythonCJavaVerilogArduinoRaspberry PiArduinoFlex / IMU sensorsPID control3D printingJava2D / SwingPygameFastAPIPostgreSQLGitPygbag / WASMQuartus PrimeModelSimCognition & ADHD modelingApplied AI / LLMsAssistive techRocketryConsciousnessB.S. in Computer Engineering
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology · Expected May 2028
Object-Oriented Software DevelopmentIntro to Digital SystemsDC CircuitsPractical Security IThe AI RevolutionBattery Workforce ChallengeSASEDelta Sigma PhiKitchen crew, Bon AppétitFraternity dish crewSRC athletic-event staffSGA bike maintenanceLost my wallet in New York. Busked $250 back with a punk rocker named Devlin.
Founded mid-pandemic. 300+ strays fed, 100+ rescued, most of Thakurgaon's street dogs vaccinated.
200+ library-club mentees, a 1.5K-member science club. I keep going back.
15+ lyrics. The ones I helped my mom write got published by G-Series, a top Bangladeshi label.