Third-year CS undergrad at PES University, Bangalore. Currently building Parakaya, a Rust VM that migrates live processes between machines.
pub enum Instr { I32Const(i32), I32Add, I32Sub, I32Mul, I32DivS, LocalGet(u32), LocalSet(u32), Block, Loop, If, Else, Br(u32), BrIf(u32), Return, Call(u32), I32Load(MemArg), I32Store(MemArg), End, }
Selected work
Rust, custom instruction set, in active development
A running program hops between a PC, a Raspberry Pi, a phone, and a cloud VM mid-execution, across CPU architectures, surviving power loss at any instant.
The VM core is a Rust workspace: a compact instruction set, tagged values, and execution state built to checkpoint on one architecture and resume on another. Designed spec-first, with decision records for every architectural call.
github.com/Kishi836/parakayaA zero-knowledge password manager. One AES-256-GCM vault in OneDrive, opened by a single-file web app and a native Android client. PBKDF2 at 600,000 iterations, fingerprint unlock backed by hardware keys, and a generator built on a CSPRNG with rejection sampling so there is no modulo bias.
github.com/Kishi836/passgenTwenty hand-authored FHIR R4 resources modelling a diabetic care pathway, validated against a HAPI server and rebuilt into a chronological clinical timeline with Python. Coded with LOINC, ICD-10 and RxNorm.
github.com/Kishi836/project3-fhir…Team of six, CIE Ignite startup program at PES
A hybrid vulnerability scanner: static analysis finds known patterns, an LLM reasoning pass validates them in context and writes fix suggestions, and dependencies get cross-checked against Google's OSV and the NVD. The working prototype scanned a deliberately vulnerable repo and reported 15 issues across 8 OWASP categories in under 30 seconds.
We pitched it through two phases of the campus startup program and missed the final round by one position. The scanner still works.
github.com/Kishi836/repo6uardI got into computers through robotics: FIRST LEGO League, then representing India at the 2019 International Championship in Sydney. These days the obsession is lower level. I am an Arch Linux and Hyprland person, and I like problems where the OS, the hardware and the network all have opinions.
At PES University I study CS with a minor in Medical Innovations and Technology, which is where the FHIR work comes from. Right now I am also an IoT and Robotics intern at Tripple One Solutions, working on embedded firmware, motor control and device-to-cloud connectivity. This semester I picked the two electives closest to the metal: AR/VR (OpenGL, Unity, Three.js) and ROS for Autonomous Systems (ROS 2 Humble, Gazebo, Webots).
Outside of code: keyboard, music production and cycling.
If you are working on systems, security or health-tech and want an engineer who reads the spec first, get in touch.