Aayush Namdeo

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© 2026

Aayush Namdeo

Software engineer who turns ambitious ideas into working products, picking up whatever the problem needs along the way.

Maharashtra, India
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Open to new-grad 2027 and early-career roles

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Chapter I

Introduction

Hi, I’m Aayush. I like hard problems, and I like finishing them properly.

I’m studying Computer Science at SRM Institute of Science and Technology, and I’ve spent about a year and a half building software at two companies.

I don’t box myself into one stack or one layer. I learn what the problem needs, build it carefully and stay with it until it holds up in the real world.

Aayush Namdeo

AyeusANN

Idle GPUs, pooled into inference endpoints.

2026

A compute platform that gathers underused GPUs from data centres, college labs and workstations, and turns them into production inference endpoints. Customers deploy open-source models; hosts earn from capacity that would otherwise sit idle.

  • Go
  • Rust
  • gRPC
  • NATS
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • vLLM
  • WireGuard
  • Firecracker
  • Next.js
Code on GitHub (opens in a new tab)
Request path through AyeusANN

Pick a scenario

Press a scenario to send it through the system, or select any part to read what it does.

  • Eight Go services for the control and inference planes: gateway, control API, scheduler, coordinator, trust engine, billing meter, inference gateway and request router.
  • A Rust host agent that detects and benchmarks GPUs, opens outbound-only WireGuard tunnels and runs each job in its own Firecracker microVM after verifying a signed manifest. It idles under 2% CPU and 300 MB of memory.
  • Hardware benchmarks and fingerprints feed a 0–100 reputation score for every host.
  • Customer and host consoles in Next.js with 20+ modules, a 4-step deploy wizard and live dashboards. The platform is designed to grow from 9 to 15,000+ GPUs.

MAX

A local agent that proves it did the job.

2026

An autonomous operator for macOS that you control by voice or text. It reads the live desktop through accessibility trees, plans with a local model and only reports success when it can prove the result on the machine. Nothing leaves the laptop.

  • Python
  • Ollama
  • Whisper
  • Swift
  • macOS Accessibility
  • SQLite
Code on GitHub (opens in a new tab)
MAX's closed loop, illustrated with example requests

Pick a scenario

Press a scenario to send it through the system, or select any part to read what it does.

  • Targets controls by their accessibility role and label instead of screen coordinates, and refuses to act when two candidates are equally likely.
  • Separates running a step from achieving the goal: every outcome is proven, unknown or failed, based on process, file, UI and terminal state.
  • Classifies actions into five risk tiers, hard-blocks destructive commands and writes a hash-chained audit log.
  • Runs fully offline with Ollama models and Whisper speech recognition on Apple Silicon, covered by 228 passing tests.

SentinelGIS

Early warning for disease outbreaks across India.

2026

A surveillance and forecasting platform for public-health teams. It turns government outbreak reports and live news into district-level risk forecasts and alerts on an interactive map.

  • Python
  • scikit-learn
  • FastAPI
  • React
  • Leaflet
  • BeautifulSoup
Code on GitHub (opens in a new tab)
Data flow through SentinelGIS

Pick a scenario

Press a scenario to send it through the system, or select any part to read what it does.

  • Scrapes IDSP outbreak PDFs and news feeds, normalises them and refreshes and retrains every week.
  • Builds lag, neighbouring-district, rolling-statistic and trend features, so nearby outbreaks act as leading indicators.
  • A Random Forest forecasts district risk one to three months ahead, at about 80% accuracy on held-out data.
  • FastAPI services power a React and Leaflet dashboard with anomaly detection and WHO and news alerts.

Chapter III

What I work on

Most of my work sits where models meet machines: the agent on top, and the services, networks and runtimes that keep it honest.

I write Rust, Go, Python, TypeScript, JavaScript, Java, C++ and SQL.

Chapter IV

Experience

    • Built the Rust host agent and Next.js consoles for a GPU compute platform, now continued as AyeusANN.
    • Sandboxed every job in a Firecracker microVM behind outbound-only WireGuard tunnels, with signed-manifest checks.
    • Wrote the benchmarking and fingerprinting suite behind each host's 0–100 reputation score.
    • Built Python services and REST APIs.
    • Automated production workflows with Ansible and Python, handling 10K+ records per run.
    • Built ETL pipelines and reusable data components, and traced TCP/IP integration failures to their root cause.

Chapter V

Hiring for AI or systems work? Let’s talk.