Understanding deeply. Building thoughtfully. Conserving what matters.
I'm Mayuri, a Computer Science undergraduate at Walchand Institute of Technology, Solapur.
I got into technology because I was fascinated by what software could do. But the more I learn, the more interested I become in understanding why it works, how it works, and what we should use it to build.
I'm particularly drawn to the foundations of Computer Science. Algorithms are one of my favourite subjects because I love the process of breaking down a problem, finding patterns and thinking about how to solve it efficiently.
Beyond the technical side, I care deeply about the environment and the role technology can play in protecting it.
I want to explore Climate Tech — building software that helps us understand environmental challenges, use resources more thoughtfully and conserve what we already have.
I don't want to build technology just for the sake of building more technology. I want to build things that matter.
- Climate Tech: Exploring how software, AI and data can contribute to environmental conservation.
- Computer Science Fundamentals: Going beyond frameworks to understand algorithms, data structures, operating systems and the foundations of computing.
- Generative AI: Building practical AI applications, exploring LLMs, RAG systems and multimodal interactions.
- Problem Solving: Learning to approach complex problems with logic, curiosity and efficient algorithms.
- Purposeful Engineering: Creating useful, accessible and responsible technology.
Languages
Development
AI & Data
A few problems I've explored through code.
Exploring how AI can understand and retrieve information from images, PDFs and audio without depending on cloud services.
Focus: Local LLMs · Retrieval-Augmented Generation · Multimodal AI
A climate-tech project exploring the prediction of subsurface fire risks across landfill grids using environmental data and machine learning.
Focus: Environmental Monitoring · Geospatial Data · Predictive Modelling
An interactive data analysis comparing modelled hourly PM2.5 concentrations across five Indian cities around Diwali 2026.
Focus: Climate Data · Statistical Analysis · Data Visualisation
- Top 50 Teams — Mercer Mettl Hackathon.
- Grand Finalist & Team Lead — Smart India Hackathon 2024.
- Semi-Finalist — THALES GenTech India Hackathon 2024.
- Top 5 of 60 Teams — Innovation TechFest, Cummins College of Engineering, Pune.
I'm still learning, experimenting and figuring out the kind of engineer I want to become.
I hope to develop a strong understanding of Computer Science, work on meaningful engineering problems and contribute to technology that makes a positive difference.
I believe progress isn't only about inventing something new. Sometimes, it's about understanding what we already have and finding better ways to protect it.
Curiosity keeps me learning. Purpose keeps me building.
Here's to building things that are useful, thoughtful and worth preserving. 🌱