Yameen Sekandari

CS + EE, Minor in Music at Stanford University

Use the left and right arrow keys to walk across campus, and the up arrow to jump once the scene has focus. On a touchscreen, press the left or right half of the scene to walk that way, and slide a finger upwards to jump, or use the Walk left, Walk right and Jump buttons. Two music blocks float above the path, one near the start of the walk and one at the end, each holding a different track: jump into a block from below to start its song, and jump into it again to stop. Starting one stops the other. Press Escape to leave the scene. When you reach Memorial Church, use the Enter Memorial Church button or press Enter while the scene is focused to go inside. Otherwise this scene is decorative.

You are inside Memorial Church looking back toward the rear choir loft. The Fisk-Nanney organ is centered above the main entrance, with the Murray Harris organ pipes at the sides. Walk with the left and right arrow keys and jump with the up arrow. On a touchscreen, press either half to walk and slide up to jump. Jump into the music block on the left to play or stop Little Fugue by Yameen; while it plays, the pipes billow and emit black notes. Press Escape or use Exit to Main Quad to return outside.

About me

I’m a student who loves climate tech, computer vision, and composing. Check out my work below!

Experience

Software engineering intern

WeaveGrid, electric vehicle grid software

June 2026 – August 2026 · San Francisco, CA

  • Built GraphQL APIs integrating Tesla and Rivian vehicles across utility programs for thousands of drivers
  • Shipped React software across 30+ utilities, collaborating cross-functionally to improve production workflows

Undergraduate researcher

ARM Lab, Stanford University

  • Trained 20+ 3D Gaussian Splatting models using PyTorch and CUDA on Linux GPU infrastructure
  • Developed a next-best-view metric for 3D Gaussian Splatting training, using GPT-6.1 Astra to guide view selection and outperforming prior metrics including FisherRF and COVER

Software engineering intern

Forum Mobility

June 2025 – September 2025 · San Francisco, CA

  • Built nightly ETL enriching 5,000+ fleet accounts with ESG, compliance, and grant eligibility; synced outputs into Salesforce
  • Launched an auto-refresh incentives database tracking 300 climate grants via scraping with state and deadline search

Recent work

Spidey Sense: Sound-to-visual glasses

Raspberry Pi Zero W, Zipformer, stereo audio, OpenSCAD

Two microphones, sound classification and a clip-on OLED display

Spidey Sense

BEAREE: Senses for non-autonomous hardware

OpenSCAD, Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, ESP32, Wi-Fi

Camera, mic and speaker for rovers

BEAREE

AntiTranscript: Photos of sheet music to MIDI

Python, PyTorch, OpenCV, CRNN+CTC, PrIMuS

Photographed sheet music becomes playable MIDI

AntiTranscript

Composer: Play music with a camera

Python, OpenCV, MediaPipe, FluidSynth, MIDI

Play chords by moving in front of a camera

Composer

Trump Dump: Market signal pipeline

TypeScript, AWS, SQLite, Selenium

Scores public statements as market signals

Trump Dump

Newcomers Arizona: Multilingual resource app

Swift, SwiftUI, Firebase, MapKit, REST APIs

Multilingual iOS guide for new arrivals

Newcomers Arizona

Get in touch

Always happy to talk about systems, hardware, or making music.

yameens [at] stanford [dot] edu