HackMIT 2026 Website
The public-facing splash/landing site for HackMIT 2026 with over 125,000 unique visitors.
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The public-facing splash/landing site for HackMIT 2026 with over 125,000 unique visitors.
MIT Deep Learning Research: selectively replace transformer attention layers with linear attention using layer-wise distillation.
CSAIL-affiliated fintech MVP with trade compliance guardrails and portfolio backtesting.
MIT Sandbox-funded e-commerce prototype for custom PCB manufacturing.
Internal admissions tool to distribute applications to reviewers, track scores, and run the admit-list algorithm.
Hidden puzzle hunt on the HackMIT website, solved by 1000s of hackers for a shot at guaranteed admission. Built the OAuth integration and the anti-cheat system: a copied flag is silently marked suspicious and still shows as correct, so cheaters never learn they were caught.
HackMIT's core platform and OAuth provider. Built the judging table assignment system — a deterministic generator that places every team across judging spaces, honoring power requirements and admin pins, with byte-identical output for identical inputs.
Teammate-finding app for 1,000+ hackers. Built the organizer console, Discord OAuth ownership verification so handles cannot be spoofed, and the migration from pairwise teammate links to real teams.
Hardware inventory and checkout desk. Created the repo and built the data model, an admin-editable request form organizers change without a deploy, and a scan-to-checkout flow that refuses orders not belonging to the scanned badge.
Offline-capable PWA for the day of the hackathon — schedule, quests, and push notifications. Scaffolded the full stack end to end and bootstrapped the backend and frontend test suites.
This website! Portfolio with a terminal mode. Inspired by my friends Sanjith and Arman.
Snake game on an embedded RISC-V processor, implemented in C and RISC-V assembly.
Python Scheme interpreter with tokenize/parse/eval pipeline, frame-based scoping, linked lists, and more with an interactive REPL and command line.
Client/server Star Battle puzzle. ParserLib for .starb files, Express server, and a TypeScript canvas client to place stars and detect wins.
MIT Hacking Medicine 2025 — 3rd place, $1,000 prize.