AP / ENGINEERING OBSERVATORYSOFTWARE · DATA · INTELLIGENCEChapel Hill, NC
Ideas, connected. Systems, built.

From ideas to working systems.

I’m Ayug, a Computer Science and Statistics student at UNC–Chapel Hill. I build full-stack applications, AI-powered tools, and backend systems that turn complicated problems into useful software.

Explore projectsThree complete applications, examined up close
01—06Messaging. Applications. Data.
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The project observatory06 PROJECTS · ONE PERSPECTIVE
AI & agentsTAB

A HackNC 2026 expense agent that turns iMessage conversations and receipt photos into trip ledgers, dispute workflows, and Solana devnet settlements.

TypeScript / Hono / SQLite / Photon / Gemini / Solana devnet
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Making complex systems feel simple.Open the case files

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The problem, the decisions, and the system that came out of it. Three builds, examined up close.

AP—01ENGINEERING RECORD
01/ 03AI agents / Financial systems

TAB

A message in. A balanced ledger out.

A HackNC 2026 expense agent that turns iMessage conversations and receipt photos into trip ledgers, dispute workflows, and Solana devnet settlements.

Built withTypeScriptNode.jsHonoPhoton SpectrumGeminiSQLiteSolana
Public source · team projectHackNC 2026 / devnet
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AP—02ENGINEERING RECORD
02/ 03Full-stack / Applied AI

GradeSense

Give every appeal a structured path.

An end-to-end exam and regrading feature inside LearnWithAI: graded PDFs, question rubrics, AI-assisted appeals, instructor decisions, and final-score tracking.

Built withAngularTypeScriptFastAPIPythonPostgreSQLSQLModelAzure OpenAI
Private source · team projectComplete LearnWithAI feature
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AP—03ENGINEERING RECORD
03/ 03Hackathon winner / Applied AI
1st place · Fidelity FidHacks 2025

EmpowHER

Four tools. One next step forward.

An AI-powered career-development platform connecting interview practice, resume analysis, learning resources, and event discovery.

Built withHTML/CSSJavaScriptHTTP APIsFileReaderServor
Public source · team projectFidHacks 2025 / winner
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Smaller builds. Useful experiments.

Public repositories beyond the featured work, with their implementation scope kept visible.

A—01
Data engineering experiment

Bet-Tracker

A season-data collection script and a CLI that computes player-stat distributions using a normal CDF. A useful early example of a collection → CSV → analysis pipeline.

Python / Pandas / SciPy / CSV

Exploratory statistical code with local-path assumptions. No validated prediction accuracy or wagering performance is claimed.

A—02
Early full-stack scaffold

BETAPP

A frontend/backend starter with FastAPI health endpoints and a React application structure. Included as an exploratory repository, separate from the featured applications.

React / FastAPI / Axios

The repository marks prediction, authentication, persistence, and ML integration as future work.

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A record of building.

From industry tooling to scientific research. Taking responsibility for the systems behind the interface.

Jun — Aug 2026Industry

Fidelity Investments

Full-Stack Software Engineering Intern

01

Making internal AI work easier to find, explore, and publish.

  • Architected an Angular/TypeScript developer hub consolidating over 40 versioned AI prototypes.
  • Integrated application and version-resolution APIs, taking discovery from four steps to two.
  • Implemented authenticated CRUD and version-management workflows for self-service publishing.
40+AI prototypes unified
<30sDiscovery, from 3–5 min
Prototype discovery, consolidatedARCHITECTURE / ILLUSTRATION
  1. FRAGMENTED DISCOVERYBefore

    4 discovery steps · 3–5 minutes

  2. 40+ VERSIONED PROTOTYPESDeveloper hub

    Angular + TypeScript · searchable catalog

  3. INTEGRATIONAPI resolution

    Application + version-resolution APIs

  4. SELF-SERVICE DISCOVERYAfter

    2 steps · under 30 seconds

Authenticated CRUD → version management → self-service publishing

Original before/after illustration using supplied résumé metrics. No internal company interface or source code is reproduced.

Sep 2026 — PresentCommunity

App Team Carolina

Backend Developer · Porch

02

The server-side foundation for a more connected neighborhood.

  • Developed backend APIs and data models for a community-focused iOS application.
  • Implemented server-side application workflows.
  • Collaborated with iOS, product, and design teammates.
The server-side foundation of a neighborhood appARCHITECTURE / ILLUSTRATION
  1. DOMAINCommunity data

    Events · resources · neighborhood information

  2. ENGINEERING SCOPEBackend

    APIs · data models · server workflows

  3. CLIENT INTEGRATIONiOS experience

    Community information in the mobile application

Backend ↔ iOS, product, and design collaboration

Conceptual scope illustration based on supplied experience. No unverified backend framework or public repository is claimed.

Jun 2023 — Jun 2024Research

Fayetteville State University

Computational Materials Research Assistant

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Turning simulation outputs into scientific understanding.

  • Built Python and NumPy/Pandas processing pipelines for simulation outputs.
  • Automated five scientific analysis workflows.
  • Studied Sc₂C MXenes using Quantum ESPRESSO outputs, including band structures, density of states, Fermi-level, and charge-density analysis.
05Analysis workflows automated
From simulation output to interpretable dataARCHITECTURE / ILLUSTRATION
  1. COMPUTATIONAL INPUTQuantum ESPRESSO

    Simulation outputs for Sc₂C MXenes

  2. FIVE ANALYSIS WORKFLOWSPython pipelines

    NumPy + Pandas · automated processing

  3. SCIENTIFIC OUTPUTAnalysis

    Bands · density of states · Fermi level · charge density

Original processing-pipeline illustration. It presents the analysis workflow without inventing material-property results or numerical plots.

The person behind the systems.

I like the moment when a complicated problem starts to make sense.

That’s what connects my work across full-stack applications, AI agents, backend engineering, and research. I’m interested in how the pieces fit together—and how to make the result useful to the person on the other side of the screen.

Currently studying

University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill

B.S. in Computer Science and Statistics
Double Major · Expected May 2028

35.9049° N / 79.0469° W
The engineering toolkit
01

Languages

Java, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML/CSS

02

Frameworks

Angular, React, FastAPI, Hono, Node.js, Spring Boot, Bun, SQLModel, SQLAlchemy

03

Data

PostgreSQL, SQLite, MySQL, Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib

04

AI & tools

Azure OpenAI, Gemini API, Photon Spectrum, Solana devnet, Docker, Git, Jupyter, Quantum ESPRESSO

05

Testing

Playwright, Pytest, JUnit, Mockito

+Different tools. Connected thinking.