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Info up till May 2025

What I bring to the table

More than a decade of experience

Full-stack cross platform development

Knowledge of multiple industries

Things I value

Revolutionary work and cutting edge research

Speed, efficiency and blazing fast go-to-market

Responsibility, positivity and fairness

Well, not quite

All About Me

G'day, I’m Atharva Rajé (aka Atharva Undire), a 20-year-old full-stack dev, inventor, startup founder, and music producer tearing it up as a CS major at Texas Tech University. I’m on a mission to build the future, from AI-powered healthcare tools to rocket engines that’ll get us to type 1 status much faster.

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At 16, I patented a Vortex-based Virtual Aerospike Single Stage To Orbit Rocket Engine.

(US Patent No. US 12173671 B2)

(WIPO International Patent No. WO2023012559)

It uses aerodynamic wizardry to solve rocketry’s staging problem, slashing costs and risks. SpaceX, watch out.

Inventor Extraordinair

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I build bulletproof software—front-end finesse, back-end muscle, cloud infra, and UI/UX that pops. Name the stack, I’ve probably mastered it.

Full-Stack Beast

In Progress...

Leading AI innovation with Talk2Note, an AI-powered note-taking platform and community for students to crush their learning, and FBT Software, delivering affordable full-body tracking for VR, AR, and XR using cutting-edge models and low-latency cloud compute for maximum accessibility.

Founder of Sigmoid Technologies

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My beats are fire on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Think futuristic vibes with a side of chaos.

Music Producer (Supreme Dictator)

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My startup delivers AI-driven solutions that hit hard, like FileVile, using AI analytics to detect cancer and Alzheimer’s early for universal healthcare, plus apps like Spiel, unCentral, and GuessRGB, blending slick UX with hardcore functionality.

Founder & Director of RajéAI Industries

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3D VFX, photography, cinematography, ethical hacking, game design. I’m a creative tech Swiss Army knife.

Bonus Skills

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