About Me⚙️






About Me

As of today, I am a Software Engineer working in the US. Apart from that, I’m so much more; read ahead to know more! Get a sneak peak into: My Timeline

 

Stuff I am doing:

  1. 💻Software Engineer working on Embedded Systems.
  2.  👨‍🎓Graduate Student at Purdue University; pursuing a master’s in Robotics & AI.
  3. Teaching and Research assistant at The Data Mine – Purdue:  ML/AI models.
  4. 🎥 Documenting my Journey via Youtube videos, and hopefully, you can also take something out of those.
  5.  ✍️I also write a free Monthly Newsletter which I send out every other Sunday which contains content on self-improvement, productivity and Tech.
  6. 📚 On a mission to read all the awesome books in this world and taking public notes on them.
  7. 🌳 Cultivating a Digital Garden, which is a public diary of ever-growing and updating notes. I use [[Obsidian]] for interlinking different concepts, to present information for associative thinking. Also, I consider note-taking a super-skill in the 21st century, and this digital garden is a repository of notes I take on various topics, interconnected to each other. A public version of my notes is hosted on Githu.
  8. 🎸I bash out some random guitar tunes + post some niche music recommendations on my IG.
  9. I also share my personal and professional journey/the things I do on a weekly basis via my newsletter and Twitter. DM/Connect for free suggestions from experiences I’ve had/things I’ve done.

Stuff I’ve done

  1. ➗ Cracked Mathematics Olympiad at age 14, which earned me some free stuff such as cool watches and phones. I have been in love with numbers since then.
  2. 🔭Visiting Museums and Science fairs with mom got me interested in General Science. For me, unfortunately: Physics > Biology, which makes me the only Engineer in a family of doctors.
  3. ⚙️Joined university and put a note in my wallet: “Be the best mechanical engineer you know”. Who would say I got lucky when I topped my batch in 4th semester?
  4. 🔬At university, I along with my friends did some rigorous research, after which we filed and were granted a patent for Designing a 3D -Printed Fluid Filter using Geometric Stacking (don’t even mind reading that title again if you’re not into science, that’s just there for the nerds), making us the only (& first ever) undergrads in the state to be granted a patent for inventing new technology. We even received an award from the President for achieving this feat.
  5. 💻  In my junior year, I founded a Technical Club where we helped students get more opportunities for practical experience to use their skills by organizing hackathons, workshops, and talks from various professionals from the industry
  6. 🚀  Travelled so far to the US to study Master’s in Mechanical Engineering
  7. 🤖 I started with Mechanical Engineering, filed patents, and studied design and manufacturing. But coding stole my heart. With no experience, I plunged into Robotics and AI; while others had experience from their bachelor’s, previous jobs, and projects, I had pure grit. Days blurred with coding marathons, but I landed a job during a recession. Now, I’m changing the world through tech.

 

Get in Touch

  1. 🐦 Twitter: This is the social media platform that I use the most. If you have got a short text (<280 characters), do tweet your message to @anudeep_2806 and I’ll most probably reply to you.
  2. 📧 E-Mail: If you want to say something in detail and don’t want to post it on a social media platform, do not hesitate even for a minute before sending me an E-Mail on anudeepsharma28@gmail.com
  3. ☕ In-Person: I love meeting people in real life. So, I have an offer for you: If you happen to be in or around West Lafayette/Purdue University (Indiana) and want to chat casually, I’ll buy you a coffee, no questions asked. I am generally available on most weekend afternoons after 3 pm. Drop an E-Mail at anudeepsharma28@gmail.com and include [[Coffee]] in the subject line, and we can work something out.