Om Agrawal

Om Agrawal

Hey, I'm Om

I'm a CS student at UT Austin, passionate about building solutions to real problems.

Projects

Cornucopia Smart Fridge System

Cornucopia

1st place + Best Use of GenAI at IEEE UT's 2025 Techathon

AI-powered system that tracks fridge inventory using computer vision, reduces food waste, and suggests recipes

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Multithreaded Lock-Free Web Server

Multithreaded Lock-Free Web Server

Multithreaded Lock-Free Web Server in Rust

Rust
Barnes-Hut Algorithm

Barnes-Hut

Efficient N-body Simulation using the Barnes-Hut Algorithm

C++ MPI
2-Phase Commit in Rust

2-Phase Commit in Rust

Implemented a 2-Phase Commit Simulation in Rust

Rust
Kmeans on GPU

Kmeans on GPU

GPU Accelerated K-means Clustering Algorithm

C++ CUDA
BST Lightning

BST Lightning

Engineered a high-performance, multithreaded algorithm for identifying equivalent Binary Search Trees

Go
Bhagavad-GPT Project

Bhagavad-GPT

Implemented a customized RAG model centered on the "Bhagavad Gita," optimizing output by referencing an authoritative knowledge base.

Python Langchain OpenAI API Flask Pinecone

Experience

Undergraduate Researcher

UT Networked Systems Research Group

Designing a resource allocation mechanism to reduce the variability in encoding time for input modalities in multimodal AI models, reducing pipeline bubbles during inference

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Software Engineering Intern

Incoming at ForeFlight
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Intern, Office of Senior Technical Experts

Federal Aviation Administration
  • Developed an algorithm using position and time calculations from 50 million datapoints of Authoritative FAA ADS-B data to detect aircraft GPS location "jumps"
  • Engineered an application displaying geographic flight track data with detected jumps using our "Jump" algorithm, Kepler.gl, and Streamlit
  • Worked directly under the FAA's Chief Scientific Technical Advisor for Satellite Navigation Systems and collaborated with Stanford/Virginia Tech researchers
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Undergraduate Course Assistant, Discrete Mathematics

UT Austin Computer Science
  • Helped students with topics including Proposition Logic, Proof Techniques, Graph Theory, and Asymptotic Notation
  • Conducted discussion sections, created practice questions, and graded assignments/exams