Contribution to an autonomous self-driving vehicle under development at my high school. Responsibilities include development of code which connected to the
Personal Project developed in 1 week. Developed a functioning real-time Stock Simulator utilizing the
This is a project which I worked on throughout the summer of 2025, and it is a platform which allows users to find volunteer opportunities in their area. It is a platform which utilizes the raw power of AI as well as the authenticity of real volunteers. It's a platform where users can enter their interests and receive tailored advice using our custom-built and trained machine learning models for image classification as well as Natural Language Processing. In addition, users can also use our specialized map in order to find volunteer opportunities nearby using the Google Maps API. We built this app using PyTorch for the Machine Learning models, SQLite3 for the Databases,
First Installment of the Passion Projects developed by me in Grade 8. The purpose was to create a functioning and useful website that allows students to access relevant links in a more efficient manner. It also has a built-in game which was played by the class every day at the end of the day. There were two more installments to this series with Passion 2, being a personal goal where I learned
This is my first project where I had a chance to practice building Neural Networks and leveraging them to perform a task. I used
This is my first ever "project", and it is one where I spent two years experimenting and improving. This project is comprised of thousands of lines of code and it was the basis for me to learn
Moving on from my first ever Python project above, this was the project from which, I first learned Java. It also allowed me to grasp the concepts of game development, not just from a technical perspective in terms of Object Oriented Programming but also the Graphic Design work which it requires.
On February 21st, 2025 (21st to 23rd, 36-hour all-nighter), I decided to participate in my first ever hackathon along with a few friends: Ritaj, Ram, and Katherine. The theme of the hackathon was to solve a
On March 21st, 2025 (21st to 23rd, 36-hour all-nighter), I decided to participate in my second ever hackathon; GenAI Genesis 2025, Canada's Largest AI Hackathon with over 2100 registrants, 600 hackers, and 160 projects. For this Hackathon, I had the opportunity to team up with Cayden Wong, Mahan Nourhosseinalipour, Tommy Yu. The theme and goal of this hackathon was to use AI for Human Empowerment. Our project was an improved email client which uses a specialized model to detect for spam and scam, while discarding of them accordingly. This would solve the evergrowing problem currently of malicious content online which are sent through emails such as phishing attacks. With our access to emails, we were also able to develop and incorporate additional functionality for users such as a built-in summary feature which can summarize the contents of your emails and provide personalized messages such as messages reminding you to reply or look at urgent emails, as well as a feature which allows the user to create a folder accompanied by a descriptor sentence allowing our AI model to categorize the emails into different folders based on similarity to the descriptor sentences. This project was built with a similar tech stack to some of my other projects, utilizing
On April 3rd, 2025, I decided to participate in my third ever hackathon; EurekaHacks 2025, Canada's Largest High School Hackathon with over 300 registrants/hackers, and 50 projects. For this Hackathon, I had the opportunity to team up with Pranav Bailoor, one of my best friends, and fellow student of Port Credit Secondary School. The theme of this hackathon was Outdoors. In order to come up with an idea, we went outdoors into the real world and asked people on the street in the surroundings. Their answer was almost always that they want to go out but they do not know where to go, and if they do, it takes time which they do not have to plan out the trip. We developed the solution in 8 hours; Roamify, your perzonalized AI trip planner encouraging people to connect with their natural surroundings. We utilize the Google Maps API in order to find visitors attractions in a nearby area, and create an AI generated plan courtesy of Gemini, which is shown to the user. This project was built with a similar tech stack to some of my other projects, utilizing
On May 16th 2025, I participated in my fourth hackathon experience; JamHacks 9, Canada's New Largest High School Hackathon with over 200 registrants/hackers, and 60 projects. For this Hackathon, I teamed up with Devansh Goyal, a Grade 12 Student at Port Credit Secondary School this year, as well as Clare Chen, a Grade 10 at Laurel Heights Secondary School. The problem we decided to tackle was one which is quite prevalent and disturbing, especially in Canada and Ontario specifically. In Canada, 1 in 7 Emergency Room visits and can be solved in a general practice clinic, with more unaccounted for. This causes unnecessarily long wait times for something which is considered "emergency", this causes many Canadian citizens to travel to the US or other countries to receive the care they require for life. This is the problem my partners and I decided to solve this hackathon. We built CiviClinic, which is a platform which utilizes the raw power of AI as well as the authenticity of real doctors. It's a platform where patients can enter their symptoms or scan an image and receive tailored advice using our custom-built and trained machine learning models for image classification as well as Natural Language Processing. In addition, users can also use our specialized map in order to find doctors, specialists, and general hospitals nearby using the Google Maps API. We built this app using PyTorch for the Machine Learning models, SQLite3 for the Databases,
On July 4th, 2025, I participated in my fifth ever hackathon; Hack404, a hackathon held by the Power Unit Youth Organization at University of Toronto's Myhal Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship with more than 220 participants and 45 projects submitted. For this hackathon, I teamed up with Devansh Goel, Farhan Naeem, and Yichen Xiao. We decided to build Sweepify, the Pokemon GO for Trash where one man's trash is another man's treasure. We built an app where users can upload an image of a dirty and trashy area onto our platform where we will use a machine learning model to give it a score of dirtiness, the higher the score the more trash. This picture will then be posted to a map where other users can clean up the trash, send in an after picture and be rewarded points for their service. These points can then be redeemed for prizes like gift cards, donations, sustainable items and so on. Another aspect of this app in terms of incentives is that we have a daily streak as well as friend nominations, a similar idea to Snapchat but for trash collection. We have numerous factors for verification to make sure that the users are not gaming the system such as GPS tracking of the user, a 30 minute cooldown, a mandatory verification of cleanup, as well as an ID required for sign up. We also have additional features where users can schedule events such as a mass cleanup, as well as a heatmap of local hotspots which utilizes the OpenAI API to scrape for recent hotspots. In order to develop this app, we utilized React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS for the frontend, Firebase for the databases, Flask for the backend and a variety of APIS such as the Google Maps API, Roboflow API, and OpenAI API.
By visiting the portfolio site listed below, you can visit all of my projects which revolve around frontend development and see my eye for design as well as my other frontend skills.
This section is dedicated to school projects in which I utilized my programming expertise to put my own spin on assignments. As for the latter part of this section, I have attached projects which were connected to CSN or Camilla Senior Network which was an informative monthly presentation to the entire school where I was one of the hosts. I was responsible for all the software development for this project, such as the website, and I had the chance to showcase a lot of projects including the Passion 3 above and HackerLife below. CSN eventually developed and evolved into
One of the best courses I opted to take in high school was Grade 11 Computer Engineering. This class taught me valuable technical skills thanks to the adventurous nature of building projects rather than pen and paper studying. In this class, we were had to install and use
Responsible for the marketing of the project and recruiting new members. This project allowed me to collaborated with others to create promotional materials such as a video. As the CMO, I was also responsible for acquiring the news interview on
Responsible for planning and hosting the club events as well as marketing the club. I am grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with my own recruited executive team. I am the main commentator and streamer for the Zugzwang Chess Club media platforms. I was responsible for representing my club and the school chess club, of which I am the president, in two club fairs. The club has grown to encompass 100 avid members across the world, hosting numerous events as well as forming partnerships with university chess clubs and other clubs. We are also an Official Affiliate Partner Club of
I have played in numerous tournaments across the country including the
Member of the
Completed all parts of the
Volunteer at the
Student Ambassador of the
When I was younger, aligned with my interest in the Automotive sector, I had the chance of being the host of Auto
On February 21st, 2025 (21st to 23rd, 36-hour all-nighter), I decided to participate in my first ever hackathon along with a few friends: Ritaj, Ram, and Katherine. The theme of the hackathon was to solve a
On March 21st, 2025 (21st to 23rd, 36-hour all-nighter), I decided to participate in my second ever hackathon; GenAI Genesis 2025, Canada's Largest AI Hackathon with over 2100 registrants, 600 hackers, and 160 projects. For this Hackathon, I had the opportunity to team up with Cayden Wong, Mahan Nourhosseinalipour, Tommy Yu. The theme and goal of this hackathon was to use AI for Human Empowerment. Our project was an improved email client which uses a specialized model to detect spam and scam, while discarding them accordingly. This would solve the ever-growing problem currently of malicious content online which are sent through emails such as phishing attacks. With our access to emails, we were also able to develop and incorporate additional functionality for users such as a built-in summary feature which can summarize the contents of your emails and provide personalized messages such as messages reminding you to reply or look at urgent emails, as well as a feature which allows the user to create a folder accompanied by a descriptor sentence allowing our AI model to categorize the emails into different folders based on similarity to the descriptor sentences. This project was built with a similar tech stack to some of my other projects, utilizing
On April 3rd, 2025, I decided to participate in my third ever hackathon; EurekaHacks 2025, Canada's Largest High School Hackathon with over 300 registrants/hackers, and 50 projects. For this Hackathon, I had the opportunity to team up with Pranav Bailoor, one of my best friends, and fellow student of Port Credit Secondary School. The theme of this hackathon was Outdoors. In order to come up with an idea, we went outdoors into the real world and asked people on the street in the surroundings. Their answer was almost always that they want to go out but they do not know where to go, and if they do, it takes time which they do not have to plan out the trip. We developed the solution in 8 hours; Roamify, your perzonalized AI trip planner encouraging people to connect with their natural surroundings. We utilize the Google Maps API in order to find visitors attractions in a nearby area, and create an AI generated plan courtesy of Gemini, which is shown to the user. This project was built with a similar tech stack to some of my other projects, utilizing
On May 16th 2025, I participated in my fourth hackathon experience; JamHacks 9, Canada's New Largest High School Hackathon with over 200 registrants/hackers, and 60 projects. For this Hackathon, I teamed up with Devansh Goyal, a Grade 12 Student at Port Credit Secondary School this year, as well as Clare Chen, a Grade 10 at Laurel Heights Secondary School. The problem we decided to tackle was one which is quite prevalent and disturbing, especially in Canada and Ontario specifically. In Canada, 1 in 7 Emergency Room visits and can be solved in a general practice clinic, with more unaccounted for. This causes unnecessarily long wait times for something which is considered "emergency", this causes many Canadian citizens to travel to the US or other countries to receive the care they require for life. This is the problem my partners and I decided to solve this hackathon. We built CiviClinic, which is a platform which utilizes the raw power of AI as well as the authenticity of real doctors. It's a platform where patients can enter their symptoms or scan an image and receive tailored advice using our custom-built and trained machine learning models for image classification as well as Natural Language Processing. In addition, users can also use our specialized map in order to find doctors, specialists, and general hospitals nearby using the Google Maps API. We built this app using PyTorch for the Machine Learning models, SQLite3 for the Databases,
On July 4th, 2025, I participated in my fifth ever hackathon; Hack404, a hackathon held by the Power Unit Youth Organization at University of Toronto's Myhal Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship with more than 220 participants and 45 projects submitted. For this hackathon, I teamed up with Devansh Goel, Farhan Naeem, and Yichen Xiao. We decided to build Sweepify, the Pokemon GO for Trash where one man's trash is another man's treasure. We built an app where users can upload an image of a dirty and trashy area onto our platform where we will use a machine learning model to give it a score of dirtiness, the higher the score the more trash. This picture will then be posted to a map where other users can clean up the trash, send in an after picture and be rewarded points for their service. These points can then be redeemed for prizes like gift cards, donations, sustainable items and so on. Another aspect of this app in terms of incentives is that we have a daily streak as well as friend nominations, a similar idea to Snapchat but for trash collection. We have numerous factors for verification to make sure that the users are not gaming the system such as GPS tracking of the user, a 30 minute cooldown, a mandatory verification of cleanup, as well as an ID required for sign up. We also have additional features where users can schedule events such as a mass cleanup, as well as a heatmap of local hotspots which utilizes the OpenAI API to scrape for recent hotspots. In order to develop this app, we utilized React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS for the frontend, Firebase for the databases, Flask for the backend and a variety of APIS such as the Google Maps API, Roboflow API, and OpenAI API.
My name is Sarveshwar Senthil Kumar, and I am an aspiring software engineer. When I was 10 years old, I learned how to program in
I am a person who enjoys honing my problem-solving skills as can be seen by my two biggest passions of Computer Science and Chess. I also believe that my strength lies in my collaboration and communications skills as proven by my collaborative projects like
I am grateful for the opportunities I have had leading up to the present and for the projects that had led me to build up the skillset and experience I have currently, and I am looking forward to the future and wherever it leads me. I look forward to enhancing my skills and building up experience which I can one day use to my advantage.
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