Yameen Sekandari
CS + EE at Stanford University

About me

I try to build systems that take data, sensors, documents, recordings and turn them into something useful!

Experience

Undergraduate researcher (advised by Ph.D. student Konstantin Hossfeld)

Stanford Pervasive Parallelism Lab

January 2026 – present · Stanford, CA

  • Built a fast NoC placement algorithm that minimizes congestion in spatial mappings, improving runtime efficiency
  • Implemented a Python constraint model capturing tile compatibility, unique ports, and traffic-demanded links

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

AntiTranscript: Photos of sheet music to MIDI

Python, PyTorch, OpenCV, CRNN+CTC, PRIMUS

Snap a phone photo of sheet music and get back playable MIDI. Switched the reader to an end-to-end CRNN and jumped real-photo accuracy from 10% to 95%.

AntiTranscript

Composer: Play music with your hands

Python, OpenCV, MediaPipe, FluidSynth, MIDI

Learn chord theory and play 100+ progressions with hand gestures. Camera tracks your fingers to make music with optional Logic Pro sync.

Composer

Trump Dump: Market signal pipeline

TypeScript, AWS, SQLite, Selenium

Real time ingestion and scoring that turns public statements into a 0 to 100 signal, classified into market verticals and mapped to likely tickers.

trumpsdump.com

Newcomers Arizona: Multilingual resource app

Swift, SwiftUI, Firebase, MapKit, REST APIs

Co-developed iOS app with my brother. 6+ resource modules, checklist flows, community feed, and MapKit. Shipped v1.0 to 10,000+ downloads and 4.8 stars on the App Store.

Google Play

Get in touch

Always open to interesting conversations, collaborations, and making music.

yameens [at] stanford [dot] edu