The best part about tech? There's always more to figure out.
Hey, I'm Aashay. A current senior at UT Dallas studying Computer Science. I spend most of my time contrubuting to my student orgs, building things and learning all the new technologies that come out every day. Lately that's meant a lot of cloud architecture, data pipelines in Python and SQL and trying building agents.
Outside of work I'm usually with friends, watching sports, driving, working out, and eating all while having great music in my ears.
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7-Eleven — Irving, TX
Developed an intelligent item search service for master data management software, enabling users to find items using natural language instead of manual filters. Improved efficiency by leveraging Python, Azure AI Search, Azure Functions, and RAG with vector embeddings.
Kappa Theta Pi — Richardson, TX
Leading initiatives to advance members' career readiness by organizing technical and professional workshops. Building corporate relationships to unlock recruiting pipelines and designing project development initiatives for hands-on experience.
ACM UTD — Richardson, TX
Overseeing ACM's semester-long Technical Interview Prep program. Leading a revamp of the original 10-week curriculum to emphasize critical thinking, mentorship, and interactivity with competitive elements to simulate real interview pressure.
Kappa Theta Pi — Richardson, TX
Developed a member portal using Next.js, Supabase, JavaScript to streamline internal workflows. Engineered the complete user registration flow for a facial recognition attendance portal using AWS Lambda, S3, and Rekognition.
ACM UTD — Richardson, TX
Taught applied data structures and algorithms in ACM's Technical Interview Prep Program. Mentored groups of 3-4 students each semester, guiding them through whiteboard-style interview problems and hosting mock interviews.
ACM Projects — Richardson, TX
Built a habit-tracking web application as part of ACM Projects (Team ScoreBored F23), collaborating in a team of five. Focused on motivating users to break bad habits or build positive ones through an interactive progress board, and implemented the frontend with SvelteKit, Tailwind CSS, DaisyUI, Chart.js, and TypeScript.
A collection of things I've built while learning, collaborating, and figuring it out along the way. Some won awards, most just taught me something new.
Website + Internal Portal
May 2025 — Present
Working on a website and internal portal for Kappa Theta Pi to help with basic communication and organization for the group. It will be a general place for members and leaders to access information, events, and connect with each other.
Axxess Hackathon 2026 — Hackathon Winner
Feb 2026
Vitality turns symptoms into signals by turning subjective symptom tracking into structured, clinician-ready data using an interactive 3D body map. Patients can log where it hurts and how it feels (severity, timing, notes). It supports voice-based logging, automatically extracts key details like region, severity, bleeding, fever, and onset timing, and includes cycle tracking with a transparent red-flag triage engine to help users recognize trends and monitor flare-ups.
HackUTD: Lost in the Pages
Nov 2025
Hydra makes multi-agent complexity visual: a no-code, drag-and-drop workflow creator where each node becomes an “agent head” with its own reasoning style, memory, and tools. Connect agents in a canvas and deploy the whole system behind an API endpoint. With tool + knowledge integrations (GitHub/Jira/local endpoints) and on-the-fly orchestration, users can prototype and iterate on agent workflows quickly while keeping backend details hidden.
A portal where admins create events or classes and members enroll and get checked in by scanning their face as they walk in. No forms, no hassle—just quick, seamless attendance tracking that works for everyone.
HackUTD: Ripple Effect
Oct 2024
Fuel analysis tools can be hard for regular people to use, so we built a platform that puts data from several car datasets into one place so users can explore fuel information more simply and see fuel-usage and performance trends for Toyota vehicles made between 2021 and 2025.
ScoreBored combats the feeling of boredom by creating an interactive “scoreboard” to track your progress over time. Set a goal (like going to the gym 4 times a week), put that into ScoreBored, and see how often you achieve your goal. Practicing a skill (like music) 2 hours a day? ScoreBored handles that as well—so you can tell if you’re on track.
Amazon Web Services
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Amazon Web Services
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