M Karishma Taj — Software Development Engineer 2 at Dhruva Space, building mission-critical satellite systems with a specialty in AI/ML and computer vision. This is her portfolio, presented as a curated collection: preview any edition live, or download the template and make it your own. Complimentary, always.
Three pieces that best introduce the collection — interactive, technical, and unmistakably hers.
A genuinely interactive shell. Type whoami, projects, or sudo hire-karishma — the résumé answers back.
Enter — Édition IIA live ops dashboard — boot sequence, sweeping radar, telemetry — for an engineer whose code flies on satellites.
Enter — Édition IIIA Three.js cosmos in pastel — scroll to fly past planets, satellites, and a waving astronaut.
Enter —Every edition is a complete, self-contained portfolio. Preview it live; download the single file; keep it forever.
A working command line — visitors explore the résumé by typing. Includes a sudo easter egg.
Typed boot sequence, live UTC clock, radar sweep, telemetry gauges. All systems nominal.
A retro operating system — draggable windows, a Start menu, and a blue-screen easter egg in the Recycle Bin.
A scroll-driven camera flight through a pastel cosmos, with mouse parallax and 3D tilt cards.
The original hand-drawn storybook — SVG astronaut, skills constellation, sparkle cursor. Zero libraries.
Halftone paper, POW! bursts on click, experience as epic battles, projects as vintage comic covers.
The career as a transit map — three lines, station tooltips, and a little train that never stops running.
A flashlight-cursor hero, click-to-reveal redactions, and an evidence board joined by red string.
Gold-on-black one-sheet with five-star notices — and end credits that roll the entire résumé.
Projects in gilded frames with museum plaques; exit, naturally, through the gift shop.
A vintage broadsheet: three-column lede, classifieds, an orbital weather forecast, one coffee stain.
Insert coin to start. Career mode, game-cartridge projects, and a Konami code that does what it should.
Parchment stats, a loot-rarity inventory, quest-log experience, and a d20 that rolls your fortune.
M Karishma Taj is a software engineer whose code flies on satellites. Currently a Software Development Engineer 2 at Dhruva Space, she builds mission-critical systems — with prior chapters at GalaxEye Space as a Full Stack Engineer (Missions) and Mission Technology Engineer, and earlier engineering work spanning computer vision, NLP, and applied AI.
Her toolkit runs the full stack: Python, Java, TypeScript and SQL; PyTorch, TensorFlow and the Hugging Face ecosystem; OpenCV, SAM, Florence and PaliGemma-2 for vision; GDAL, QGIS, GMAT and OREKIT for the geospatial and orbital layers. She writes about how satellites see the world in a serialized Medium column — read it. It's good.