An aspiring student from Georgia Tech willing to improve his endeavors in all realms. Be it the physical realm of combat competing against monstrous athletes or learning the intricate world of technology and engineering, the endless amount of potential is always unraveling till the end.
My work blends embedded systems, machine learning, and software engineering with a focus on real-world impact.
As the founder of Strike, I developed a smart boxing tracker that captures real-time performance data using embedded sensors and Bluetooth connectivity, enabling safer and more informed training for athletes.
Through my research with the Structured Information for Precision Neuroengineering Lab, I contributed to human-in-the-loop AI systems by designing web-based interfaces that streamline data collection for sentiment analysis and natural language tasks. This experience sharpened my understanding of human-centered machine learning and scalable experiment design.
At the Najam Institute, I also apply my technical skills to community development, serving as a Content Director and Technical Editor focused on Islamic education and outreach.
Every experience has reinforced my belief that technology is most powerful when it improves lives — and that's the mission that drives me.
August 2023 – Fall 2026 (expected) · Atlanta, GA
Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering
Concentration: Computer Hardware and Software Systems
Coursework: Advanced VLSI, Advanced Computer Architecture, Embedded Systems Design, Data Structures and Algorithms, Digital Design Lab, Object-Oriented Programming, Cloud Computing
May 2026 – August 2026 · Ball Ground, GA
August 2025 – June 2026 · Atlanta, GA
January 2026 – May 2026
May 2024 – January 2025 · Atlanta, GA
January 2025 – July 2025 · Atlanta, GA
August 2024 – Present
Refined and optimized hardware for delivery drones capable of picking up and delivering packages on campus. Led troubleshooting and repair of electrical components and circuits, improving the drone's performance, durability, modularity, and reliability. Additionally, contributed to the development of an improved drone carrier design to enhance delivery efficiency.
2023 – Current
This site shares its engine with a full-screen home screen I run on a Raspberry Pi. Everything on the canvas is a grid of text cells: a WebGL2 glyph-atlas renderer (with a Canvas 2D fallback) draws each cell's character, foreground and background color, and half-block characters turn every cell into two stacked pixels. The scenes are procedural pixel art, drawn by code and animated at 20 fps for about 0.2 ms of CPU per frame, and the home page follows the prayer times, calculated offline in the browser. The site is plain HTML, CSS and ES modules with no build step, and one script syncs the renderer, scenes and themes over from the dashboard.
Dashboard source ▸
April 2025 · C++, ESP-32, Arduino, Servo, VR Integration
The project involves developing an AI chatbot that has progressed through several levels of complexity. Starting with a basic chatbot structure and input handling, the project evolved by integrating OpenAI's GPT-4 model for intelligent responses, deploying the web app on AWS EC2, and optimizing it using AWS Bedrock and RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) for knowledge-based responses. The final implementation leverages various AWS services, Next.js, and Pinecone for efficient data handling and vectorization, resulting in a sophisticated, scalable chatbot capable of intelligent, context-aware interactions.
Video demo ▸
Designed and implemented a five-stage pipelined RISC-V processor in SystemVerilog, supporting instruction-level parallelism and modular microarchitecture. Boosted execution throughput by 6.44× through hazard mitigation techniques such as pipeline stalling, data forwarding, and branch prediction. Validated design correctness using ModelSim, performing detailed waveform analysis, timing verification, and register tracking to ensure accurate instruction flow and reliable processor performance.
Designed and implemented an FPGA-based servo controller using VHDL and Assembly to drive five independent servos concurrently, increasing hardware scalability by 400%. Developed precise timing logic and documented system architecture, including signal constraints and interfacing methodology. Addressed challenges in concurrent control and synchronization, ensuring reliable pulse-width modulation and consistent servo behavior under real-time conditions.
June 2024 · C, Arduino, Embedded Systems
March 2026 · AWS EC2, Lambda, API Gateway, S3, DynamoDB, RDS, MySQL, Cognito
Developed a responsive web application to track pantry inventory in real time, enabling users to monitor food supplies, log usage, and receive stock alerts. Implemented Firebase for backend data storage, real-time database sync, and user authentication, ensuring seamless access across devices. Deployed the full-stack app using GitHub Pages, integrating version control, CI/CD, and collaborative development workflows. Designed intuitive UI components to enhance usability and encourage sustainable household management.
Developed a comprehensive MIPS project that performs a binary search on DNA sequences, focusing on efficiency by reducing the dynamic instruction count by 50% and minimizing the static instruction count by 41%.
Convert images to a PDF, a PDF to images, merge several PDFs into one, or split PDFs into single-page files. Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Convert one or more video files to MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV, AVI, or an animated GIF. Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere. The converter itself is about 31 MB and only loads the first time you convert something; after that it's cached. Works best on shorter clips — it's your device doing the encoding, with no server to help.
Type any CSS color — a hex code, rgb(), hsl(), or a name like rebeccapurple — or pick one, and get it back in every format.
Type a link or any text below — the QR code updates as you type. Generated entirely in your browser.
Convert one or more images to PNG, JPEG, WebP or BMP. Reads in most formats a browser can open (PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP, AVIF, SVG and more). Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Find which way to face for prayer, from your location or any coordinates. Runs entirely in your browser — your location is never sent anywhere.
Turn a photo into retro pixel art or rendered ASCII text art. Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere.