Summary
Raj Kothari is a Computer Engineering student at Georgia Tech specializing in distributed systems, software design, and emerging hardware architectures, with eight years of hands-on experience across research and industry roles. He has built practical systems from embedded NLP on Nordic nRF52 SoCs to real-time logistics dashboards and Python tools for 3D CAD analysis, consistently reducing manual effort and accelerating research workflows. Raj blends lab-grade materials research experience—where he was the youngest intern at the University of Mississippi—with applied software engineering at companies like 4flow and Dirac, and upcoming work at Vanguard. At Georgia Tech he contributes as a prototyping instructor and avionics engineer on a VTOL hybrid rocket team, reflecting a rare mix of systems-level software, electronics, and aerospace enthusiasm. He also cultivates tech communities, having led Claude Builder events and workshops, and is actively exploring AI/ML, cloud, cybersecurity, and fintech opportunities. If not building a project, he’s likely sketching the next prototype or integration that turns research into real-world impact.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Engineering - BE Computer Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering - BE Computer Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology
English, Hindi, Italian, Spanish, Gujarati