Hi! I am Aditya, a 5th year CS student and researcher at IIIT Hyderabad, India.

A photo of me.

I work at the Computer Systems Group at IIIT-H, under the advice of Dr. Suresh Purini. I am developing an urban digital twin framework that simulates vehicular and pedestrian traffic using probabilistic modeling and forecasted data. At its core, the framework integrates a Large Language Model (LLM), enabling users to query complex traffic scenarios using natural language commands.


I love all things functional programming, computer architecture and compilers1. I am a big fan of NixOS2, a Linux distribution that relies on Nix for declarative and reproducible OS builds.


My research work in city modeling has led to a recent interest in reading more about urban planning and architecture. Besides this, I adore films, and am probably seeing one right now (if I can find the time). I’m also fascinated by watchmaking and horology, specifically the mechanics behind different movements and complications.


You can find my code on GitHub or connect with me on X/LinkedIn.

  1. It started with this compiler I wrote for a toy lisp, one of the most fun projects I took up in college ↩

  2. My NixOS config. I can configure the entire state of my system from here. ↩