I’m Madhumitha, a graduate student in Analytics at UC Berkeley, with a B.Tech in Information Technology from SSN Chennai. I’ve been building things at the intersection of data, AI and real-world impact since before “GenAI” was a buzzword.

I’ve always been curious about systems: how they work, how they break and how they can be improved. That curiosity is what draws me to analytics and AI. I love working with data, uncovering patterns and turning insights into ideas that eventually become real products. What excites me most is using emerging AI technologies to build solutions that make their way into the real world.

I’m particularly fascinated by AI strategy: how organizations adopt new AI capabilities, redesign workflows and build entirely new products around them. That intersection of technology and business is something I constantly explore, and it shapes how I think about every project I take on.

Outside of work, I’ve cared deeply about the environment since I was around ten years old. That long-standing interest in community and environmental impact informs how I think about responsible innovation and the long-term consequences of what we build.

When I’m not working with data or exploring new AI tools, you’ll probably find me playing table tennis, a sport I once played competitively and still love for the focus, agility and strategy it demands. Or exploring cafes, trying new food or unwinding by the beach.

I’m a builder at heart. I love immersing myself in projects, experimenting with new tools and staying deeply engaged with what I’m creating. Looking ahead, I’m excited about contributing to meaningful systems and someday taking that further by founding a company that uses technology and data to create real-world impact.