Swift Student Challenge
Sproutly
01 / 2025A privacy-first child development tracker that never phones home. Five clinical domains, zero backend.
Jash Madhani — third-year B.Tech IT, Mumbai
I design the thing, then I build it.
Interfaces first — then the Swift and the React underneath them. Right now I'm teaching a spiking neural network to understand speech that most systems give up on.
Design × engineering, same pair of hands
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01 — What I care about
I care about the half-second a screen takes to answer you, and the one word that makes a parent feel less alone.
Design and engineering were never two jobs to me. I draw the flow, argue with it, then go write the Swift. The projects below are all things I shipped end to end.
02 — Selected work
Things I've
made
Four of them. Two shipped as products, one as a hackathon design system, one still running in a notebook at 2am.
Ongoing research
Neuromorphic Speech
02 / nowCNN and spiking-neural-net pipelines that turn dysarthric speech into something a machine can finally hear.
Musilio
03 / 2025A MERN music player where playlists behave like playlists — many-to-many, edited live.
Top 10 / 200+ teams
Konkan Craft
04 / 202536 hours, five user flows, four hi-fi screens — and a brand ops exec who signed off on the third iteration.
03 — The toolkit
What I build with
Languages
CGPA
9.26
B.Tech IT, Honors in DevOps — Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering.
Based in
Mumbai
Frameworks
Data & tools
Certified
Machine Learning Specialization
Stanford & DeepLearning.AI — regression, classification, gradient descent, regularization, bias–variance.
Index — 04 projects
Work
About
Hi, I'm Jash.
I'm a third-year B.Tech Information Technology student at Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering, with Honors in DevOps and a CGPA of 9.26. My work sits where mobile development, full-stack engineering, and AI research overlap — which mostly means I'm never bored.
Sproutly came out of a simple thought: the parents who most need developmental screening are often the least willing to hand their child's data to a server. So I built the whole thing offline — Swift 6, SwiftUI, SwiftData, a rule-based assistant with weighted keyword scoring, and screening reminders aligned to AAP guidance. Twenty-plus files, zero network calls.
Right now most of my head is in neuromorphic computing — CNN and spiking neural network pipelines that take dysarthric speech and make it intelligible, cheaply enough to run on-device. I'm still arguing with myself about Mel-spectrograms versus raw waveforms.
And when I'm not doing that, I'm running marketing for DJSCSI and MUNSOC, or playing in a band that once won Trinity's IDPT Band Wars. Creativity and teamwork drive me about as much as clean architecture does.
Download résumé ↓Experience
Marketing Executive — DJSCSI
Sept 2025 — PresentCreative strategy and sponsorship outreach for two flagship events at the Computer Society of India chapter.
Marketing Executive — MUNSOC
Feb 2025 — Jan 2026Social campaigns, outreach and publicity for two major Model UN events.
Recognition
2025
Pixel Paranoia
Top 10 finalist out of 200+ teams.
2025
IDPT Band Wars
1st prize at Trinity.
2025
Swift Student Challenge
Submitted Sproutly.
Contact
Say hello.
Got an idea, a research collaboration, or an internship you think I'd be good at? I read everything.
Currently open to
- — iOS development internships
- — Full-stack engineering roles
- — Research collaborations
- — Open source contributions
Direct
jash.madhani.work@gmail.com