About me
Allio!
I’m Imranjan, currently studying software development at NUS-ISS, with a lightweight Intel iGPU laptop in my backpack — and, yes, still no CUDA.
I studied Optoelectronic Information Science and Engineering at UESTC, where I spent quite a bit of time messing around with microcontrollers, computer vision, and all kinds of “can I actually make this thing work?” projects. After getting thoroughly humbled by quantum mechanics in my third year, I gradually realised that what I really enjoyed was, well, (vibe) coding.
I’ve built an eye-tracking system that lets you control a computer with just your eyes, a virtual try-on app for trying clothes on your phone before buying them, and several business systems that were actually delivered for real-world needs. More recently, I’ve also been spending more and more time experimenting with AI agents.
Rather than building a nice-looking demo and stopping there, I enjoy connecting the frontend, backend, data, models, and real workflows until the whole thing actually works. My tech stack keeps getting messier, but the urge to build something new hasn’t really changed.
These days, life is mostly classes and projects during the day, then more development whenever I have time. Occasionally a hackathon. Occasionally I dig myself into another “this should be pretty quick” project — only to find out that it absolutely isn’t.
Whenever a new idea comes up, I let GPT handle the acceleration (Pro 5x Is All You Need), while I figure out whether it’s actually solving the problem or confidently creating a brand-new one.
And beyond all that? Just a Fortnite pro (not actually) football enthusiast.