Hey there! I'm Harsha, an ML researcher who spends way too much time thinking about how machines understand language and see the world. When I'm not training models at Amazon, you'll find me tinkering with my PC build, diving deep into tech blogs and research papers, or chasing the perfect night skyline shot with my camera (spoiler: I rarely succeed, but it's fun trying).
I believe the best solutions come from understanding both the technical details and the human context. That's why I love working at the intersection of research and real-world applications—turning complex ML concepts into tools that actually help people.
I dabble with photography—city skylines at night, landscapes, and simple astrophotography. There's something magical about catching the moon's craters or stars painting the night sky. Success rate? Still about 1 in 100, but the chase is half the fun.
There's something therapeutic about cable management and watching temperatures drop after installing a new cooling solution. Currently building a custom water loop because apparently, I enjoy making things unnecessarily complicated. The RGB must flow!
Complete newbie diving into the world of 3D printing. Learning Blender has been... an adventure. Currently at the "why doesn't this cube look like a cube?" stage, but hey, everyone starts somewhere. My printer and I are becoming good friends through trial and many errors.
I love making my home smarter (and occasionally making it confused). Running Home Assistant for automation, built my own NAS because cloud storage is too mainstream, and constantly finding new things to automate. If it can be DIY'd, I've probably tried it.
I'm constantly diving into tech blogs, research papers, and the occasional Hacker News rabbit hole. Currently fascinated by LLM architectures, distributed systems, and anything that explains how things work under the hood.
My Quest 2 + modded Beat Saber is my go-to for pretending I'm exercising. Also maintaining impressive streaks on LinkedIn games and Wordle. Yes, I'm that person who shares their Wordle score. Pokémon GO? Still catching 'em all during lunch walks!