Hi, I’m Ausaf Ahmed—a software engineer, builder, and curious mind based in Atlanta, GA.

I graduated from Georgia Tech with a BS in Computer Science (AI & Simulation), and since I’ve worked been shipping code for everything from real-time data pipelines and large-scale analytics to user-facing UIs and creative simulation projects.

I thrive at the intersection of code, curiosity, and creation. I love picking up new technologies, breaking down complex systems, and making things that are useful, fun, or just a little weird. Some days I’m automating data flows or building production-grade APIs; other days I’m visualizing movement, hacking on a 3D project, or diving into a binary exploit for the fun of it.

What I enjoy:

• Designing systems that solve real problems, especially at the data/AI/automation layer.
• Building visual, interactive tools (simulations, UIs, etc.).
• Hacking on side projects, learning new things, and shipping quickly.
• Working with small, driven teams and solving hard technical problems.

Notable stuff:

• Won hackathons, shipped production grade code at Fortune 500 companies like NCR and Amazon.
• Built projects like Circadia, Campus Flow Simulation, and more.
• I write more about my interests on my blog.

If you want to talk code, robotics, simulation, or anything else, reach out—I’m always down for a chat.

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“The computer programmer is a creator of universes for which he alone is the lawgiver…”
— Joseph Weizenbaum