Aarin Karamchandani

Embedded healthcare technology project accepted into IEEE research conference

Assisted with immunology and microbiology research (returning in 2026 summer)

After receiving $10,000+ in funding and working toward app store deployment, MVP1 of the app is now officially live on the App Store. Designed to give parents peace of mind while their teenagers are on the road, DriveQwest is available at the link below: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/driveqwest/id6754922956 How to get started: 1) A parent signs up using OTP verification and logs into their account. 2) After accepting the privacy policy, the parent can add their child. 3) The child then logs in with the same phone number that the parent listed via OTP, automatically linking their account. 4) Once the child begins driving, the parent can view and track all of their driving metrics in real time. (co-founded DriveQwest with 4 other founders)

501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free STEM education to students across the world. Supported by the Forsyth County Chamber of Commerce, received $7,500 in funding, and featured on the news 3 times.

Worked in a quantum physics lab to engineer an automatic laser alignment system, showing applications to Doppler Cooling for capturing atoms (e.g, Li-6) and quantum cooling—in particular for ion trapping and Zeeman state differences. Project accepted into IEEE research conference

Dual Enrollment Courses Taken (24' to 26'): Math 1554: Linear Algebra Math 2551: Multivariable Calculus Math 3012: Applied Combinatorics Math 2552: Differential Equations CS 1301: Introduction to Computing CS 1331: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming with Java

ACT: 35/36 AP/DE: 33 Class Rank: top 2%