I was born in a small town in West Bengal, India, the place began to write a story from that day on, a story of a journey into the future
I spent a decade at Don Bosco, where classrooms became second homes and lessons shaped who I would become. The school followed the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education, grounding me in both knowledge and discipline.
I took a leap and joined Central Academy, a private school under the Central Board of Secondary Education. There, I took Science as my stream, discovering new ways of seeing and understanding the world around me.
The world wore a mask those years. I buried myself in formulas and practice sheets while sirens wailed outside. Like a tree bending in storm winds, I learned that roots grow deeper when the ground shakes beneath you. A battle that lasts lifetime of adversity
I joined the Indian Institute Of Science Education And Research Bhopal to pursue an Undergraduate Degree in Computer Science. Much of my life still remains an exciting mystery waiting to be unraveled.
Built a professional 2D game maker using just vanilla HTML, CSS, and JS (no heavy engines needed!).
It features a full drag-and-drop tile editor, physics, logic, and even lets you export your creations as standalone HTML files.
Basically, it's Mario Maker in your browser.
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Try GamerKraft 2d here
I'm also working on a 3D version (Unreal Engine who?), but it's currently in beta and a bit unstable:
Test the 3D Beta
I embarked on a remote internship during my first semester at IIIT Kalyani under the lively guidance of Professor Imon Mukherjee. Both my prof and my Guide were enthusiastic about getting a paper published based on my the research I did in my time—although the paper never quite made it to print, it was an unforgettable experiment!
I got a remote internship at Oxford and had the opportunity to work with Professor Robin Evans. He introduced me to Markov Models and Bayesian Networks, opening my eyes to the intricate world of nested algorithms.
My first offline research internship was a whirlwind of challenges and learning. Under the guidance of Prof Jac Fredo and supportive mentors, I worked on EEG impulses and biometric projects that demanded both mathematical rigour and machine learning prowess.
I worked under the mentorship of John Thomas, a Research Scientist at Duke Health specializing in Neurology. I took on the challenge of removing artifacts from scalp EEG signals using deep learning—a fascinating blend of neuroscience and machine learning.
My First Corporate Internship! Excluding the ones I did at Internshala, I gained hands-on experience with security protocols and the application of NIST frameworks. I also developed two original frameworks based on established security protocols. The most important thing I learned here is that 'P' in IoT stands for Privacy.