Programming and software
- Python
- GPT-powered functions
- JSON
- Supabase
- AWS Lambda
- UI/UX design
About Me
I’m a student at Jumeirah College, Dubai. I explore questions at the intersection of cognitive science, computer science, economics and music.
I’m interested in how people process information, make decisions, learn from their environments and connect with one another, and in what computational models can help us understand about these processes.
Growing up between Delhi and Dubai, I always found myself rushing home to spend time with my parents and grandparents, and I felt fortunate to be able to share almost anything with them. As I listened to friends and families around me, I realised that this kind of openness was not universal. That realisation eventually led me to create Kindling.
Those questions run through my work, from Kindling and DigiSakhi to research in computational musicology, economics and physics. Music has also been a central part of my life for over 11 years of formal piano training.
At a Glance
- School
- Jumeirah College, Dubai
- Studying
- Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics and Economics
- Interests
- Cognitive science, computer science, economics and music
- Languages
- English (IELTS 8.5) and French (DELF B2)
Skills and Tools
The methods and technologies I have used across my research, internships and projects.
Data and modelling
- NumPy
- Matplotlib
- Numerical simulation
- Regression analysis
- Hypothesis testing
- Model diagnostics
Econometrics
- OLS regression
- ADF unit-root tests
- ARDL bounds testing
- Granger causality
Computational music
- Symbolic MIDI data
- Krumhansl–Schmuckler key-finding
- Tonnetz representations
Hardware and prototyping
- Arduino
- Soil-moisture and temperature sensors
- Cloud connectivity
- 3D printing
- LiDAR
Languages
- English · IELTS 8.5 / 9
- French · DELF B2