CS @ Georgia Tech
Hi! I'm Raksha Govind, a rising fourth-year CS student at Georgia Tech with a deep passion for human-driven and intelligent computing. I've worked in ML-driven edge computing, distributed data processing, researched in deep learning & computer vision, and other projects across the stack, programming mostly in Java, C/C++, Scala, Python, and React. I'm on a journey to explore the endless possibilities that AI brings to the table, and I'm eager to be part of the people-driven projects that leverage this technology for the better.
CV-Based Rock-Paper-Scissors Game.
SensAI is a cross-platform tablet application for computer-vision based motor therapy that is engaging and effective for children with pediatric neuromotor disabilities. Created for 2023 EGHI/GT Hackathon: 1st Place Winner.
Languages: React Native, C++, Python, Frameworks: Flask, PostgreSQL, Google MediaPipe, OpenCV.
Correlating crime and cognition with ML.
Worked with a senior data scientist at SciLaw to drive a Markov Chain vs Deep-Forward Neural Network analysis of crime using the SciLaw Criminal Database. Found three key cognitive predecessors to crime recidivism in Miami-Dade, Houston, and New Mexico Counties.
Languages: Python, Frameworks: PyTorch.
Building a more ethical AI future.
Spearheads Encode Justice's technology policy initiatives as Director of Advocacy for the past 3 years. Encode Justice is a Time and CNN recognized youth group spanning 30+ states and 40+ countries whose mission at its core is to create a collective future of human-centered technology.
I'm always looking to work with people that are interested in creating and working on cool and meaningful projects! Shoot me an e-mail if that sounds like your cup of tea.<☕>
