Asansol based student technologist

I build things that feel dangerously curious.

Working across cybersecurity with a mindset that turns experiments into impressive real builds.

I am Shasradha Karmakar, a 15-year-old builder from West Bengal who likes taking on hard, unusual, and ambitious ideas. My work crosses cybersecurity, robotics, hardware, websites, apps, games, software systems, AI and ML, electronics, and content creation. The goal is simple: make people stop, look twice, and want to know how it was built.

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Class IX at S.N. Memorial School Bug bounty and security lab work 2nd and 3rd place in exhibition builds Open-source mindset with GitHub as the source trail

Story

Built to make people curious fast

This portfolio should not feel flat. It should feel like the front door to an ecosystem of experiments, systems, devices, and technical range that is already moving.

Builder mindset

I do not just learn ideas. I test them in the real world.

My work is driven by curiosity, speed, and the need to make concepts tangible. That means building robots, custom hardware, cloud-backed tools, games, websites, AI systems, and cybersecurity workflows instead of stopping at theory.

I enjoy projects that make people ask questions. Not because they are flashy for no reason, but because they combine technical depth with clear intent and execution.

This is not just a setup. It is an ecosystem I built.

While others code, I deploy intelligence.

One system. Infinite execution.

Security

Built for challenge-heavy problem solving.

Bug bounty practice, ranked lab work, networking study, reverse engineering, and systems that make security work feel real.

Machines

Robots, embedded builds, and weird electronics.

From obstacle avoiding bots to ESP32-driven projects, I like devices that move, react, and feel custom instead of ordinary.

Creative tech

Web, apps, AI, games, and media all in one lane.

The range matters. I can shift from system builds and programming into design, editing, content creation, and user-facing experiences.

Project arsenal

Projects that make people want to click deeper

The strongest part of this portfolio is not one single project. It is the spread. Hardware, infrastructure, software, security, games, and AI all show up with real substance.

Embedded / security

ESP32 Marauder, NRFBox, and field-ready wireless tools

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A cluster of compact, practical wireless and hardware builds that turn microcontrollers into security-focused tools instead of toys.

Why it hits: it instantly signals hands-on electronics, firmware work, and the confidence to build specialized devices from scratch.

ESP32 ESP8266 Custom hardware

Robotics / AI

Voice-controlled and AI-powered robotics builds

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Obstacle avoiding robots, RC robots, and intelligent control ideas all come together in projects that combine sensors, automation, and experimentation.

Why it hits: robotics makes the portfolio feel alive. People instantly imagine movement, logic, and real-world testing.

Robotics Control systems Sensors

Systems / software

Custom Linux OS, browser, and x86 operating system work

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This side of the portfolio moves away from standard apps and into system thinking: operating systems, browsers, compilers, and low-level experimentation.

Why it hits: operating system work makes the portfolio feel advanced immediately because it goes below normal application-level comfort zones.

Linux NASM QEMU

Computer vision / AI

Hand tracking, AI chatbot systems, and smart tooling

P-04

OpenCV work, chatbot development, and AI-focused experimentation add another layer to the portfolio beyond static websites and general coding.

Why it hits: it shows that the portfolio is not stuck in one generation of tech. It stretches into current tools and future-facing systems.

OpenCV AI and ML Automation

Infrastructure / deployment

WireGuard, servers, NAS, VPS, and cloud tunnel workflows

P-05

The backend muscle of the portfolio shows up in hosted systems, networking, cloud tunnels, storage services, and self-managed environments.

Why it hits: this is where a student portfolio starts feeling like a serious operator profile instead of a beginner showcase.

WireGuard VPS Cloudflare Tunnel

Games / products

Games, streaming platforms, stores, and product experiments

P-06

Action games, 2D releases on itch.io, online stores, streaming platforms, and school website work all prove there is a user-facing product side too.

Why it hits: it broadens the story. The portfolio can speak to builders, hackers, users, creators, and founders at the same time.

Game dev Web apps Product thinking

Signal

One proof point people will actually stop to inspect

Instead of repeating it everywhere, this is the one place where the security track gets properly framed. It works better when it feels earned.

Security proof

A ranked public signal backed by ongoing cybersecurity work.

The TryHackMe profile is worth featuring because it reflects sustained hands-on effort rather than passive interest. It sits beside bug bounty work, networking study, Linux study, and deeper security experimentation.

Top 1% Global placement tier

#670 / 7M Rank snapshot that feels instantly impressive

#120 India Strong regional signal with room to climb even higher

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Momentum

Recognition, learning, and a bigger long-term trajectory

The portfolio gets stronger because the projects are backed by certifications, active learning tracks, community presence, and real experimentation.

2nd / 3rd Science and SST exhibition wins for innovative models

Level 8 Google Maps Local Guide contributor status

Microsoft + IBM + AWS Formal learning across software, AI, security, robotics, and cloud

Still climbing Networking, Linux, data science, and network defense in progress

Cisco Cybersecurity

Foundation for the defensive and security-minded side of the portfolio.

IBM AI Fundamentals

A visible bridge between coding, automation, and the AI/ML direction.

Advent of Cyber 2024

A challenge-driven credential that feels aligned with the site's overall energy.

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