Engineer Entrepreneur

I design and build systems that bridge hardware, software, and creativity—turning ideas into reliable products, research prototypes, and immersive experiences.

Aaditya Pemmaraju — Portfolio

Engineer. Entrepreneur. Creative.

I’m an Electrical and Computer Engineering student at Rutgers who builds hardware, software, and creative projects that solve real problems.

About Me

Building things that actually matter.

I’m Aaditya Pemmaraju an Electrical and Computer Engineering student at Rutgers University with a drive to build things that actually matter. I’ve worked professionally at PSEG on technical infrastructure, co-founded Atreides to apply engineering to real business problems, and pursued independent research in quantum computing. My work spans hardware and embedded systems, software development, entrepreneurship, music production, and digital media. My goal is to build meaningful technology: tools, systems, and ideas that work in the real world.

What I Do

Engineering & Hardware

I work with embedded systems, telemetry, sensors, and technical infrastructure. From circuit design to data pipelines, I build systems that monitor and respond to the physical world.

Software & Research

I develop software, explore quantum computing with Qiskit and Python, and conduct quantitative research including a Rutgers poster on quantum nonlocality.

Entrepreneurship & Creative Work

I co-founded Atreides to solve real business problems through technology. I also produce music and create digital content as part of a broader creative practice.

Featured Projects

Startup

Atreides

A venture focused on predictive maintenance, inventory tracking, and telemetry for small businesses. I led customer discovery, technical development, and business strategy.

Mobile App

Lantern

A React Native mobile safety app with real-time maps, live location sharing, safety markers, and Guardian Mode for trusted contacts.

Research

Quantum Research

Independent research using Qiskit and Python on the CHSH inequality and Magic Square Game. Presented findings in a Rutgers research poster.

Let’s Connect

Whether you want to talk about a project, an opportunity, or just exchange ideas — I’d love to hear from you.