HELLO, INTERNET.
I’m studying biomedical engineering at Georgia Tech, but I’m just as interested in startups, design, music, the outdoors, and whatever interesting problem is in front of me.
ENTER YASHAS OS ↓I’m happiest somewhere between disciplines—when the map isn’t obvious yet.
THE SIGNATURE FEATURE
A clickable map of the different modes I move through. Pick one and play around.
Startups, engineering, and side projects—the messy middle between an idea and something that actually works.
Select a stage
Life changes faster than a résumé. This is the part designed to change with it.
Add the project on your desk →
01Add this week’s rabbit hole →
02Add the soundtrack on repeat →
03Add the thing you can’t stop sharing →
04Add the next pin on the map →
05EDITABLE IN lib/content.ts / NO INVENTED STATUS UPDATES
SELECTED SIGNALS
Not a timeline. Just a few experiences that changed how I think, build, and show up.
I studied regional skeletal-muscle atrophy in peripheral artery disease using CT imaging, then presented the work at Nationwide Children’s research day, where it received a Poster of Distinction.
For the 2026 MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge, my team built a three-part model around online sports betting, disposable income, and compounding opportunity cost. We placed in the top 4% nationally.
My work with Civic Leaders of America and student leadership keeps me close to a question I care about: how do good ideas become useful action for real people?
I played middle blocker for New Albany. Volleyball sharpened my competitive side, taught me how to reset quickly, and made high-pressure moments feel like the fun part.
Good ideas get better
when they collide.