AARAV SINGH

I’m a Computer Science undergrad at Geethanjali College of Engineering and Technology in Hyderabad. I like building software that people actually use, from developer tools to learning apps. Most of my time right now goes into open source. I contribute to Jenkins, where 25 of my 30 pull requests to core and plugins have been merged. They cover bug fixes, plugin improvements, security fixes and documentation. I’m working toward Google Summer of Code with Jenkins, focusing on using AI to diagnose failed builds and propose fixes as pull requests. LogSentinel, a pipeline I built that traces errors in application logs back to the code and opens a fix PR, is my first take on that idea. In my first year, I was selected for a paid six-month research internship with the Ministry of Education’s Indian Knowledge Systems division. There I built a gamified mobile app that teaches Vedic astronomy through interactive 3D models, using React Native and Three.js. Other things I’ve built include Hyber, a YOLOv8-based CCTV assistant that flags unusual movement in large crowds, and Lumora, a voice-based AI study mentor. I’ve also co-authored a book chapter on gamification in English language learning, which is under review with Palgrave Macmillan. Along the way I won a Microsoft hackathon in Hyderabad, received the Exceptional Innovation & Impact award (SDG 11) at IIIT Hyderabad, and was a finalist at IndiaInnovates 2026. Tech I work with: Python, Java, JavaScript, React, React Native, Node.js, Docker and CI/CD. I’m open to internships, open-source collaborations and research projects. Happy to connect.