About Me
Back in Fall 2020, I had joined Amazon, as a new graduate, to gain experience in software development in the big tech industry, since my internship experience in college felt insubstantial. Working at Amazon, I have developed full-stack features and ML infrastructure to scale and facilitate the consumer experience, by reducing their cognitive load in replenishing their everyday essentials, such as toothpaste, soap, paper towels, etc. I have learned countless lessons from senior engineers, product teams, designers, etc. regarding software development workflows, cross team collaborations and vision planning.
Along the way, I realized that the real leverage of technology comes from how effectively it can elevate human capability. Across healthcare, research, education, and public service, there are professionals doing high-stakes work essential to our society’s wellbeing—and many of their tools, workflows, and knowledge systems are still fragmented or inefficient. This gap presents a major opportunity: software that improves clarity, reduces cognitive load, and scales human expertise can create disproportionate value. After taking time to study how different sectors operate, I’ve become focused on building systems that strengthen learning, reflection, and real-world decision-making. To me, impact is measured by how much we collectively grow—how effectively we use technology to empower the people who move our world forward. That is the direction I’m committed to building toward.
My recent projects, below, center on using software to enhance physical and mental wellbeing, streamline knowledge workflows, and help people and organizations operate with more insight and efficiency. I am extremely passionate about fitness, reading, and knowledge in general. If we In finding ways to achieve this, I built Triance, Resonote, and MathTutor. Triance is a fitness tracking application, focusing on strength training, mobility, and cardio. Resonote is a reading and reflection and knowledge graph tool to help modularize and automate content consumption while also urging consistent reflection to improve memory and critical thinking. MathTutor aims to both aid and challenge student’s learning journey in math, with problem deconstruction, solution composition and dynamic curriculum generation. Triance and Resonote were done independently, and MathTutor was built with a partner. Working on these projects, which I happily continue to grow today, reinvigorated my belief in software’s utility to help people through knowledge management and encourage people and business thinking.
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I want to use my skills and passion to help make a positive difference in our world. If any of this resonates with you, I would love to chat and see if I can help you!
Email: kaush.ravi@gmail.com