PwC's Eka program empowers women in technology to become future leaders, by extending to them knowledge and skills that will jumpstart their professional life. The mentorship was extended to 5 students from my college, including me, in 2021.

The Women Enhancing Technology (WeTech®) Mentorship Program Award is presented by Goldman Sachs & IIE (Institute of International Education) on the basis of demonstrated leadership potential in ICT, and academic achievement.

Pictured here is my visit to the Goldman Sachs office in Bengaluru, India for the recognition event.

The Avery Dennison Foundation Spirit of Invention Program rewards scientific innovation. I was one of 10 winners of the scholarship award in 2018 for my idea of a portable solar-powered water purification unit.

Pictured here is my participation on the Trailblazers of Spirit of Invention panel discussion.

WAISI stands for Wisconsin AI Safety Initiative. 

I participated in the AI Safety Scholar reading group meetings, learning about AI alignment from a technology and policy standpoint. I was part of the winning team for the WAISI ML Safety Research Ideathon with my teammates Qiannan and Laurel.

ML+X is a Machine Learning community housed in the Wisconsin Institute of Discovery. 

I volunteered for The Carpentries Incubator and taught a lesson on Text Analysis (find lesson materials here).

Women-ACM is the UW-Madison chapter of ACM's Women in Computing. 

I am a mentor for the WACM Mentoring Program 2023-24.

SACM is the UW-Madison chapter of Student-ACM. 

I am part of the Communications team for SACM 2023-24.

(Pictured here is the Department of Computer Sciences, UW-Madison)

IEEE All India Students Young professionals Women in engineering Life members Conference is the flagship event of IEEE India Council.

Volunteer since 2018, I was responsible for the Young Professionals Track - Contests and Report Writing - for AISYWLC 2022.

Women in Data Science (WiDS) is a Stanford University initiative for educating data scientists and supporting women participation in this field.

I was a volunteer for WiDS 2019 as an Organising Committee member, and WiDS 2020 as part of a group study on Data Visualisation tools.

I had the opportunity to start a coding club, Team Loop, in 2018. Since 2018, Loop has engaged more than 500 girl students in problem-solving and team-building activities in data structures and algorithms.

Pictured here is our team with the girls from a school supported by Teach for India, Pune.