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. Otherwise this scene is decorative.
I’m a student who loves climate tech, computer vision, and composing. Check out my work below!
WeaveGrid, electric vehicle grid software
June 2026 – August 2026 · San Francisco, CA
June 2026 – August 2026
San Francisco, CA
Stanford Pervasive Parallelism Lab
January 2026 – April 2026 · Stanford, CA
January 2026 – April 2026
Stanford, CA
Forum Mobility
June 2025 – September 2025 · San Francisco, CA
June 2025 – September 2025
San Francisco, CA
OpenSCAD, Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, ESP32, Wi-Fi
Camera, mic and speaker for rovers
BEAREEPython, PyTorch, OpenCV, CRNN+CTC, PrIMuS
Photographed sheet music becomes playable MIDI
AntiTranscriptPython, OpenCV, MediaPipe, FluidSynth, MIDI
Play chords by moving in front of a camera
ComposerTypeScript, AWS, SQLite, Selenium
Scores public statements as market signals
Trump DumpSwift, SwiftUI, Firebase, MapKit, REST APIs
Multilingual iOS guide for new arrivals
Newcomers ArizonaAlways happy to talk about systems, hardware, or making music.
yameens [at] stanford [dot] edu