Sitaaron is the Hindi word for stars, the way it appears in the Hindi translation of Prince of Stars.
But to me it's the root of a nickname my grandmother gave me. She was diagnosed with chronic memory loss long before I was born, and would often mistake me for my own mother because of my long hair: “Sita.”
I've always been obsessed with how people work internally, and how our bonds with each other quite literally reshape the synapses in our brains.
CrescentCurrently a forward-deployed engineer helping over 2,000 businesses/nonprofits manage their finances intelligently. We also recently announced our 15 million series A!
CoinbaseWorked with the Developer Platform team on AgentKit and x402, which lets AI agents hold their own wallets and pay for things in stablecoins. Basically where AI agents x crypto.
42UBuilt a mass, agent-automated pipeline for athlete NIL branding for the D1 athletics programs at the Big Ten, Stanford, and Yale.
Outside of work I've always been a super competitive person. I grew up playing Counter-Strike ever since I was around 8 years old and racked up over 10,000 hours and hit global elite by the time I was 11. When Fortnite came out I decided to try to go pro in Fortnite and ended up playing in a ton of tournaments, cash cups, and wagers and won over $10,000 by the time I was in my sophomore year of high school. I fully took the pro route when Valorant first came out and was consistently ranked top 500 in North America and got signed to a tier 2 org during my later half of high school.
Beyond video games I'm also big into a bunch of different things like content creation, robotics (which I went to RoboCup Worlds in Dublin during my junior year of high school and placed 5th nationally), designing cool stuff, and a huge obsession for neurotech, and if any of this sounds like you I would love to talk!