National hackathon · 2026
1st place overall
NMIT Hacks 2026
Won out of 7,100+ registrations, judged by MLH. I built a horror game in 48 hours and the judges played it live.
Bengaluru, India
I'm a third-year Electronics and Communication Engineering student at NMIT. I work on embedded systems, firmware and machine learning, and I host college events.
B.E. ECE, NMIT Bengaluru (VTU), 2024 to 2028
1st place overall at NMIT Hacks 2026
About
I'm Nasir, a third-year Electronics and Communication Engineering student at NMIT, Bengaluru. I like projects where hardware, software and machine learning meet: firmware for robots, IoT prototypes, and models that work with speech and signals.
Most of my college life happens in student clubs. I lead marketing for IIC and Enigma E-Cell, run brand and outreach for BitGenix, and I'm the Master of Ceremonies at the MC Committee, where I've hosted 21+ events. I also write firmware at RoboxCraft, a student startup from our college.
I won NMIT Hacks 2026 and the Best Innovative Award at Quant-A-Maze 3.0, and I've cleared the Smart India Hackathon internal round twice. I volunteer as a teacher with U&I, and I used to be an ECE peer tutor.
With a friend, I co-founded nasandkif, a small growth studio that runs events and workshops. Right now I'm finishing my Speech Emotion Recognition project.
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Wins
National hackathon · 2026
NMIT Hacks 2026
Won out of 7,100+ registrations, judged by MLH. I built a horror game in 48 hours and the judges played it live.
National quantum hackathon
Quant-A-Maze 3.0, a 36-hour build. We made a quantum ML tool for EV fleet charging.
Smart India Hackathon
Top team out of 150+ college teams.
Technical Story Telling
Explaining technical ideas to people who don't build them.
Projects
Games, quantum experiments and machine learning. More coming as I finish them.
Featured · built in 48 hours
Procedural 3D labyrinths, documents you read to piece the story together, spatial AI voice acting, and no UI at all. The game degrades as you lose your grip. It won NMIT Hacks 2026.
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36 hours · Team Katz
A hybrid workflow for grid-constrained charging. A 6-qubit circuit, gradient-boosted departure prediction and QUBO scheduling. The demo made 6 of 6 departures with zero capacity violations.
In progress
MFCC features, SVM and CNN classifiers, a Flask API and a React dashboard. The research angle is how models handle Indian English accents.
2025
Normalisation, HOG features and an SVM+ECOC classifier that beat the HOG+KNN and LBP+SVM baselines.
Clubs and societies
These are student clubs, committees, a student startup and volunteer roles, and I do them alongside my degree.
I'm still a student. Everything below is college club, committee, student startup or volunteer work.
Team BitGenix, NMIT Student club
I lead brand and social media for a 50+ member club. I'm also on the technical team, where we build embedded prototypes and help run IoT workshops.

IIC & Enigma E-Cell, NMIT Student cells
I lead marketing for IIC. Before that, as a member, I brought in judges and sponsors and ran campus-wide promotion.
GeekMayhem NMIT 2026 College tech fest
Marketing for NMIT's technical fest.
MC Committee, NMIT Student committee
I host college events and have done 21+ so far. More in the hosting section below.
RoboxCraft Student startup
A student-run startup from our college. I write firmware for its embedded robotics systems, including motor control and sensor integration on microcontrollers, and I help with marketing.
U&I Trust Volunteering
I teach class 10 science. As Center Leader (Apr to Oct 2026) I managed 40+ volunteers.
Python, C, Embedded C, MATLAB
CNN, SVM, gradient boosting, HOG and MFCC features, quantum ML, QUBO
Arduino, ESP32, SPI, I2C, RFID, OLED, cloud integration
Flask, React, Git, Blender, Godot, MATLAB Simulink
Hosting
I'm the Master of Ceremonies at the MC Committee, NMIT. I run the whole day: the flow, the crowd and the audience quiz.




With nasandkif
Outside college, I co-run nasandkif, a small growth studio, with a friend. We organised an art workshop where people painted their own tote bags. Follow the studio on Instagram to see what we do next.
@naskif.studio on Instagram ↗Play
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Contact
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