CS student bridging embedded systems, machine learning, and full-stack web. From ESP32-powered kitchen appliances to AI-enabled smart glasses — I ship things that work in the real world.
Built AI-powered smart glasses from the ground up — 3D-printed custom frame, Raspberry Pi brain, LiDAR for depth sensing, and Google's Gemini API for real-time scene understanding. This is multimodal AI living at the physical edge of wearable hardware.
Automated a regular rice cooker using an ESP32 microcontroller and a motorized mechanism — enabling remote scheduling and control. Pure hardware hacking: no fancy sensors, just problem-solving with what's available.
Trained a convolutional neural network from scratch using PyTorch to classify cats and dogs. Deployed it as a live web app where anyone can upload an image and get an instant prediction.
Professional client project for a Swiss pilot — a mentorship platform to guide aspiring pilots through their aviation career. Real-world deliverable, real client, real users.
A bilingual (English/Farsi) multi-page guide to Persian tea culture — covering history, brewing techniques, and tea varieties. Demonstrates internationalisation, multi-page routing, and content design.
An interactive educational tool teaching Karnaugh map simplification for digital systems design. Built to make a traditionally dry topic approachable and visual for engineering students.
A web-based data gathering tool for ADHD research — collects user responses through a structured survey and pipelines the results directly into Google Sheets for analysis. Bridges UX and backend data flow.
I'm a Computer Science student with a thing for building across the full stack — from soldering circuits to deploying web apps. I believe the most interesting problems live at the intersection of physical and digital worlds.
"If I can imagine it, I want to build it — and figure out how along the way."
My projects span IoT hardware (ESP32, Raspberry Pi, 3D printing), machine learning (PyTorch CNNs), and full-stack web development (Next.js, Vercel). I've built for real clients, for research, and for fun.
Currently exploring opportunities to transfer credits to universities where I can push further into embedded AI, robotics, and systems engineering. I learn fastest when building real things.
Open for internships, research opportunities, and interesting projects.
kiarashfallah85@gmail.com