Software · Applied AI · Adelaide
Final-year Computer Science student at Adelaide University, majoring in Artificial Intelligence. I build software that solves problems, put AI to work inside them, and ship it so real people actually use it.
Interning on voice AI at Aurivox · open to graduate roles from December 2026
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TypeScript
React
Next.js
Node.js
Python
Java
Spring Boot
PostgreSQL
Claude API
Tailwind
Vue.jsProblem, approach, and impact. The stack comes second.
Top 12 finalist · 2026 Humanitarian Innovation Hackathon
Drag a timeline from 2026 to 2100 and watch which ground floods as the sea rises, with planning layers for where to build, house, farm and adapt.
Top 12of 75 submissions
Live · Built 2025, deployed 2026
Search live game data, build collections, write reviews and connect with other players. Still running today.
Livepublicly deployed
Live · Freelance, 2026
Freelance work for a local tennis academy. I built the site around what the business needed, to give it a proper presence online.
3 wksquote to delivery
Version 1 · Next.js · 2026
Streams answers from the Claude API through my own server route, so the key never reaches the browser, with rate limits and injection refusal on the endpoint.
~5.7klines of TypeScript
Java · 2026
Built for many requests at once: thread-safe request handling and usage stats, plus admin and stats REST endpoints implemented against an OpenAPI spec.
Private repo (coursework) · walkthrough on request
Java · 2026
Built with functional reactive programming, so location updates flow through composable streams instead of event handlers mutating state. Covered by 19 automated checks.
10concurrent streams
Python · 2026
Three classic search algorithms on elevation-aware grids, compared on the same maps to show exactly what a good heuristic buys you.
41nodes, A*
C++ · 2024
Fourteen classes and 1,200+ lines of C++, with inheritance and virtual methods letting each staff role define its own behaviour through a shared interface.
Adelaide University Tennis Club · President, Jul 2024 to Mar 2026
I took over a club that had gone quiet and rebuilt it from scratch. I led the merger of two university tennis clubs during the Adelaide and UniSA consolidation, co-authored the new constitution, brought together an eight-member committee, and won grants for facility upgrades. The real challenge was getting two groups who didn't know each other to trust the process and work as one.
Adelaide and UniSA were merging, so every affiliated club had to merge too. I was president of the club that was ahead on membership and results, so I ran our side of it. That meant recruiting and bringing the right people across, aligning two committees that each ran their own social and competitive tennis, leading the merged constitution, and keeping every stakeholder comfortable, the University most of all, with as few conflicts as possible.
I started by working through what each committee actually wanted and where the two overlapped, then led the merged constitution until both sides were happy to sign it. The hardest piece was the coaches. They were two independent businesses, each loyal to a different club, and any shared model had to close the gaps where money could quietly leak out of the club. We talked through several models over a lot of meetings and settled on a three-month trial with both coaches running sessions together, so the real problems would surface early and we could fix them before locking anything in. Alongside that I ran member feedback to keep people bought into the change, and took on the practical handover myself: the facilities, the nets and fencing, the spare rackets, and the full asset register.
One merged club running smoothly, both coaches retained on a model that actually worked, the members kept happy through the transition, and Club of the Year in the same year.
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Across leading a committee, coaching more than fifty clients of every age and background, and working a busy retail floor, the common thread is working with people. It's made me good at reading and communicating with people from all walks of life, and comfortable fitting into any environment, including the Australian workplace I want to build my career in.
Aurivox · Viemo Capital & ConsultingAug 2026 to Nov 2026
Now1 of 4interns chosen from 11
Adelaide University Tennis ClubJul 2024 to Mar 2026
10 → 100+members
Adelaide Rising Stars Tennis AcademyMar 2024 to Present
Now50+clients
IGA SupermarketsFeb 2024 to Oct 2024
Certifications
Azure Fundamentals (AZ-900)
Technology Job Simulation
Data Analytics Job Simulation
Partnering with AI in the Workplace
Mentorship
Career Access Mentoring Program · Adelaide University
A structured 14-hour mentorship through Adelaide University, spread across meetings over four to six months, mentored one-on-one by an APT Analyst at Google Threat Intelligence. We have stayed in touch for more than a year since. He ran me through a full mock Google interview loop, from the online assessment to the technical, behavioural and HR rounds, and was direct about exactly where I was weak and what to work on. He showed me how each round actually works, how to structure an answer, and which of my own experiences to draw on for it. We also covered how engineers at that level approach software craft and problem-solving, and where my strengths fit best. We met in person for the first time at Google's Sydney office, where he gave me a tour, and he still reviews my thinking whenever I am making a decision about my career.
Certificate of CompletionCredentialI've competed since I was a kid in India, from a top-90 national junior ranking to the Rafa Nadal Academy and university tennis in Australia. It taught me the habits I bring to work: training when no one's watching, competing under pressure, and coaching others to get better.
1 of 8: Top 90
From a school court in India to university tennis in Adelaide.
01 / India
Juniors, a state team and the Rafa Nadal Academy.
Serving at school
India
On clay
Training, India
Night match
Tournament, Rafa Nadal Academy
With Toni Nadal
Rafa Nadal Academy
State team, Punjab
3rd at the nationals
Team India on stage
Inauguration ceremony, Rafa Nadal Academy
Winner
AITA tournament
02 / Adelaide
Intervarsity wins and awards at university.
SA Challenge
1st place, men's tennis, 2024
Certificate of Merit
Intervarsity tennis, 2024
From the Vice-Chancellor
Certificate of merit, first year
Club of the Year
Adelaide University Sport
03 / Adelaide
Nationals, UTL and the club I led.
First season, first title
Tea Tree Gully Tennis Club, my first season in Australia
UTL team
Perth, first year
UniSport Nationals
Canberra, first year
UTL team
Adelaide University
Match play
UTL
Hitting session
Adelaide
Coaching juniors
I build the way I play tennis, which is to say I care about the boring part. Fifteen years on court teaches you that the good shots come out of a lot of unglamorous, repeatable work, and that following through when it stops being fun is most of the game. I still coach, and watching a player finally land a shot on the fortieth try feels a lot like watching a stubborn build go green.
Leading the tennis club turnaround is where that became how I think about software. Getting a group of people who didn't agree at first onto one plan is not far off getting a tangled codebase into a state the next person can actually pick up. Both come down to follow-through, and to still caring once the interesting part is over.
When a humanitarian AI hackathon came up in Sydney, I backed myself, booked the trip interstate on my own, and built for 44 hours with people I met that weekend. We finished in the top 12. Unfamiliar rooms on short deadlines turn out to be where I do some of my best work.
A few things I hold to, that my projects show
I would rather ship something real people use than perfect a prototype nobody sees.
MetaPlay began as a group assignment. I took it the rest of the way on my own and put it in production, so today it is a live product instead of a repo I describe in interviews.
I build so the next person can extend it without a rewrite.
The Restaurant Simulator was designed around exactly that: adding a new kind of staff means adding a class, not editing the code that already works.
I reach for the simplest thing that solves the real problem.
Not the most impressive one. The point is the person on the other end, not the framework I get to use.
Right now I am in my final semester, interning on a voice AI prototype at Aurivox, and finishing the website for the tennis academy I coach at. I graduate in December.
I'm looking for graduate roles in software engineering, AI, data, and analytics. Email is the best way to reach me. I'm based in Adelaide and happy to relocate within Australia.
Currently in Australia on a student visa with work rights for internship and part-time roles. Full, unrestricted working rights from 15 December 2026 (graduation), eligible for the subclass 485 Temporary Graduate visa. Available for graduate roles from December 2026.
Aris
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