CS bachelor's degree from NIT Allahabad('24) → Software Engineer at Bridgeline in NY → lead engineer at Princeton → MSCS at NYU Courant → Heading to Qualcomm, San Diego this summer for internship ('26). I also write short stories because my career trajectory wasn't enough of a plot twist, and the fact that my characters have better work-life balance than I do.
I kept writing as my Plan B in case engineering didn't pan out. Nobody warned me AI would come for both. Should've learned farming.
In short:
- Software Engineer (AI/ML Enthusiast)
- Currently pursuing my MS in Computer Science at NYU Courant.
- Incoming Engineering Intern at Qualcomm this summer
- Working on two exciting projects!!
- Led the full-stack build of CoFlow at Princeton University (A leadership development platform - www.coflow.dev)
- Writing short stories on Wattpad when my code finally compiles, which is somehow after 1 am or after a week.
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I like building systems that are fast, reliable, and intelligent-search infrastructure, AI/ML pipelines, and full-stack platforms. But I also care about the craft of writing clean, readable code that another human can actually understand six months later. If my code can't tell its own story, I haven't done my job.
I write fiction, the kind with characters, plot twists, and questionable decisions (much like my Git history). I'm a devoted fan of the Silicon Valley TV show, Friends, Gossip Girl, and How I Met Your Mother. I believe every great README deserves at least one honest sentence. So here's mine:
I'm still figuring it out, but I'm building interesting things along the way.
Reach out to me: anusha.c@nyu.edu · LinkedIn
