I'm Arghya Deb Sikder, a Computer Science & Engineering undergraduate who fell in
love with problem solving the day a for-loop first obeyed me. Since then, that same curiosity has pulled
me across three worlds that rarely meet: competitive programming & mathematics,
embedded systems & robotics, and video editing.
In contests, I chase the feeling of an Accepted verdict earned by the right insight,
not brute force. As a math lover, I enjoy the elegance behind every algorithm. That discipline of
thinking in complexity budgets and edge cases carries directly into my hardware work, where a robot
doesn't forgive sloppy logic: PID loops, interrupt timing, and sensor noise all demand the same rigor as
a rated round.
Video editing is where the engineering brain meets the creative one. Editing videos taught me pacing
and how to communicate ideas clearly — skills that make my technical work clearer too.
What makes me different is the loop between these worlds: mathematics sharpens my
algorithms, algorithms make my robots smarter, and video editing makes my engineering understandable. My
goal is to grow into a research-minded engineer building intelligent physical systems.
