some of my favorite
Things I've built
tterm
A terminal built for working with AI agents. Every project gets a row with its own Claude Code session, file explorer, and a real embedded browser.
#11 on product hunt
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Artemis
A cognitive-state monitoring & workspace orchestration tool using eye-tracking, browser telemetry, and environment control.
1st place · dubhacks '25
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Iris
A hands-free web-interface system with real-time eye tracking, voice commands, and AI agent control, built for users with paralysis or anyone in hands-free situations.
2nd place · calhacks '25
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CS390 Course Platform
A fully custom course platform built from scratch for the class I teach at Purdue. Interactive assignments, real-time grading, and student progress tracking.
sole instructor · purdue
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SignBridge
An AI-powered system translating American Sign Language into text and speech in real time, with lip-syncing and personalized voice generation.
best use of auth0 · boilermake xii
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StaySafePurdue
A safety app for Purdue students that scrapes Purdue Police archives to find the safest walking routes to a destination.
2nd place · hello world '22
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I build systems that help people grow, and I try to raise the ceiling for what students can do.
At Purdue, I teach CS390 as the sole instructor of record, designing a full-stack curriculum from the ground up and guiding students through building production-grade apps.
I lead Hack the Future, a club that builds software for non-profits across the world. I turned Hello World, the smallest hackathon at Purdue, into the biggest hackathon in Purdue history.
Previously, I was on the founding team at Crater, and before that I interned at Capital One.
I've won top prizes at Berkeley, UW and Purdue hackathons, and presented at NeurIPS, the largest AI conference in the world.
Build things that matter, create environments where people can grow fast, and push the limits of what's possible.