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based in a terminal, dreaming near mountains

Surya S — curious by
nature, hacker by habit.

1st-year Cybersecurity undergrad at RD National College of Arts & Science. Origami artist, linux tinkerer, and a jolly traveller who lets nature design half his ideas.

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// whoami

A little folded, a little compiled.

I'm Surya — first-year cybersecurity student, part-time origami artist, and full-time believer that good ideas usually show up on a hike or a long train ride. I run Linux because I like knowing what my machine is actually doing.

Right now I'm learning to break things responsibly: programming, hacking, and app development are all fresh territory I'm folding into shape, one crease at a time. Gaming and conversation are where I'm already fluent — and vibe coding with AI has become my favourite way to sketch ideas fast.

— jolly, curious, occasionally offline touching grass.

Studying
B.Sc Cybersecurity, RD National College of Arts & Science — Year 1
Daily driver
Linux — because I like knowing what's running
Craft
Drawing & origami — the calm before the code
Recharges on
Travel, open trails, and whatever nature is doing that day
field notes

"Every trail teaches something a screen can't — that's usually where the next idea for a page, an app, or a fold of paper starts."

— Surya, somewhere between two mountains
// skill canopy

What's growing, what's already rooted.

Some things have been practiced for years, some sprouted last semester. Bar length tracks comfort, colour tracks stage.

Pro
Advanced
Good
Intermediate
Learning
AI-assisted
// projects & achievements

Things I've built, earned, and shown up for.

Letter of appreciation photo
Award

Letter of Appreciation

Presented by the Chairman, recognising genuine interest in technology and a habit of chasing new things to learn.

Most promising developer award photo
Award

Most Promising Developer

Earned for successfully completing all Level 1 tasks in Skynet — the first proof that the learning curve was climbable.

Analog keyboard prototype photo
Build

Analog Keyboard

A working prototype exploring how a keyboard behaves when it's built the analog way — hands-on hardware tinkering.

Toyol short film still
Film

Toyol — Award-Winning Short Film

Worked as a crew member on Toyol, contributing behind the scenes to a project that went on to win awards.

This portfolio, by the way

Designed and built with AI assistance — vibe-coded from an idea into a page.

// get in touch

Say hello, or send a postcard.

Let's talk tech, trails, or origami.

Whichever finds you first — I reply to all three.

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