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Venkatesh
Computer Engineering and Mathematics at Georgia Tech.
Class of 2027Open to quant & SWE rolesNationally ranked in chess
Experience
- NowGeorgia TechB.S. Computer Engineering & MathematicsSenior, graduating May 2027. Member of GT Trading Club.
- 2026
I worked on the production model Corporate Treasury uses to size the firm’s liquidity buffer. I extended its legacy SLANG logic in Python to compute LCR, NSFR, and firm-specific liquidity metrics.
Then I built a bootstrap simulation of forecast errors, so the team could see the buffer at different percentile levels over 30-day, 90-day, 6-month, and 1-year horizons.
- 2025
Hospitality clients were reading about their loyalty programs in static PDFs. I built a real-time dashboard for KPIs, trends, and engagement, and designed the C#/.NET REST APIs behind it, with one approach to auth, pagination, and data access across 30+ endpoints.
I also built a multithreaded print relay over SignalR. Client networks only allow outbound traffic, so the relay lets the server send card-print jobs without opening any inbound firewall ports.
- 2024
I used transfer learning and Mixup / CutMix augmentation to push the lab’s diagnostic imaging models to 85% accuracy.
I also automated the image preprocessing pipeline with TensorFlow and OpenCV, which cut manual processing time by 80% for training and validation runs.
I reworked the frontend and cut homepage load time by 46%. Then I built lead-capture and conversion reporting with Google Analytics, PHP/SQL, and Chart.js, which contributed to a 35% increase in conversions.
Chess
Nationally ranked, top 0.1% worldwide.

Your move
Four famous finishes, starting with the move that won Magnus the 2016 World Championship. Each is a forced mate.
Carlsen vs Karjakin
World Championship tiebreak · New York 2016
White to move. Mate in 2.