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I’m a Computer Engineering student at UCSB. I’m focused on systems-level programming. My work varies, but I am a Firmware Developer @ UCSB Gaucho Racing and my most recent endeavor was building Interchat.
- Converted messy CAN data across multiple spread sheets into a single source of truth YAML file. Wrote associated parsers to generate appropriate structs.
- Wrote a interactive tool to simplify managing CAN data for other subteams within Gaucho Racing. Check it out: (https://gaucho-racing.github.io/Firmware/). Usually a few versions behind.
*Figma for LLM's. Built fullstack application using Next.js, MongoDB, various OAuth integrations, Pinecone DB for RAG.
- UCSB ArchLab Research: Currently building a RISC-V core in PyRTL; focusing on the ALU and instruction decoding.
- Network Traffic Profiler: SB hacks project(not submitted). Used
hostapdanddnsmasqto find bandwith hoggers & profile people on DNS requests. Turned linux box into a rogue AP. - Blindly(https://github.com/parthdiwane/Blindly.git) SB hacks submission. Scans your assignments from multiple sources and does all setup work so you can do work, Blindly.
- Branch Prediction Simulator:(https://github.com/coderask/Branch_Prediction) Wrote out some Branch Prediction algorithms & plotted accuracy. Mainly for learning.
- card-counter(https://github.com/parthdiwane/card-counter) Wrote EV algorithms so that we can use CV on Meta glasses to tell you to hit or not in blackjack.
- f1-strategy-research(https://github.com/coderask/f1racesim.git) High school research project. Merged 2 Feed-Foward Neural Net's to improve accuracy by ~15%.
I'm a student and I move quickly on these projects. They are for research and learning—if you run anything and something breaks, I am not liable.