Sri Ujjwal Reddy · a work in progress
Hey, I’m Sri. I like making things, figuring things out, and paying attention to how it all feels.
Founding Engineer at Offseason, downtown.
I’m a Founding Engineer at Offseason in San Francisco, focused on AI engineering: agents, context systems, and model harnesses. I recently graduated from ASU with a 4.0 GPA and an entrepreneurship certificate.
I care about a natural transition, an intuitive interaction, the moment a complicated idea becomes simple. I love engineering, but I also love the people, design, and business behind a good product.
I’m drawn to entrepreneurship because making something useful takes more than getting the code to work. I like talking through an idea, trying it, and seeing what people actually do with it.
My desk has three monitors. There’s usually a project in progress, music or a sitcom in the background, and another idea waiting its turn.
“Innovators innovate, customers validate.”
On my deskSteve JobsWalter IsaacsonCurrently reading. I keep coming back to the care behind the things we make.The book I dance, play badminton and basketball, and recently picked up volleyball. I love hiking, hanging out, exploring new cities, and finding a new hobby to get into.
Hyderabad has a special place in my world. I love the food—especially the biryani. For me, it’s the best.
I love photography, too. I’ve been taking photographs over the years, and I’m looking forward to sharing that side of me here—a collection through my own lens.
My comfort-show rotation: The Big Bang Theory, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Friends, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and How I Met Your Mother. Familiar voices while I work, or a good way to unwind.
There’s a lot of Fred again.. on repeat lately, with Tollywood always in the mix. I’ve tried producing music, too—the track in the listening room is one I made.
I’m curious about new places and new things to make. I’d love to visit the California places behind the macOS names: Sequoia, Sonoma, Catalina. A very me way of planning a trip.
I’m getting into creating content, too. Still finding the format, but excited to share more of what I make. The writing room is here for that next chapter.
Work, people, and a few turning points
The work has taken me from molecular-scale images to museum visitors, student communities, and now AI engineering at Offseason. Different problems. More ways to see.
Read my résumé
OffseasonFounding Engineer · AI Engineering
Building AI agents and the systems around them: model harnesses, context layers, and the product engineering that makes them useful in practice.
I care about making useful things feel simple. That question follows me from the first conversation to the smallest interaction.
Arizona State UniversityComputer Science · Entrepreneurship certificate · Tempe · computer science & entrepreneurship
I started programming with Java in 2022. At ASU, that grew into research work, student tools, museum software, and hackathon prototypes. I graduated with a 4.0 GPA and an entrepreneurship certificate.
Hackathons gave me a place to build with new teammates and present an idea under a deadline. Entrepreneurship added another question: does this actually help someone?
Geometric Media LabAI / ML Software Engineering · Tempe · applied machine learning research
I worked on an audio pipeline for gunshot detection in rainforest monitoring: capturing and preparing audio, training a model, and deploying inference on a Raspberry Pi. The work connected machine learning experiments with the constraints of a small device.
Other work explored vision-language models and computer vision. I built inference pipelines in PyTorch, ran experiments on ASU’s SOL GPU cluster with CUDA, and used Weights & Biases to log and compare runs.
Software Developers AssociationDirector of Technology · Tempe · student community
As Director of Technology, I helped build internal tools around Discord sign-in, administration, member points, and rewards. The platform brought club workflows into a shared API and bot system.
I also led hands-on technical workshops with the team, covering Docker, Flask, and Chrome extensions. Building for the community and teaching with it were both part of the role.
Mesa Historical MuseumSoftware Engineer · EPICS · EPICS · a collaborative museum exhibit
I helped take the exhibit from Figma layouts to a React and Three.js interface. Visitors could explore local history through a 3D room, books, text, and video on a dedicated museum display.
The delivery included automated deployments on Vercel and a locked-down browser for the kiosk hardware. The site used JSON content rather than a separate CMS, keeping the setup simpler to maintain.
ASU Biodesign InstituteSoftware Engineering Intern · Tempe · software for microscopy research
I built backend and web tools for DNA-PAINT image analysis. The workflow brings detection, noise filtering, clustering, and visual inspection together so researchers can work through microscopy data.
The interface exposes analysis settings and supports labeled results, plots, and exports. I also worked on documentation and testing so the workflow could be understood and continued by other engineers.
My first steps in programming were with Java. Learning to turn a small idea into working software pulled me into everything that came next.
Hackathons became a place to test ideas quickly, work with new people, and get comfortable presenting. Projects included Mine Alliance and Sage AI.
THE FOUNDRY / SRI’S WORKING COLLECTION
06 builds, each with its story.
AI conversations don’t have to be a straight line. Branch a conversation, follow a new idea, and keep the original thread.
A Chrome extension that helps tailor a LaTeX resume to a job description, with a PDF preview right where you’re working.
A CLI and VS Code extension that watches code changes and helps turn them into meaningful Git commits.
Interactive exhibit software created for the Mesa Historical Museum. Building for people beyond a browser tab.
A way for researchers to make sense of DNA-PAINT microscopy images, without doing every step by hand.
The software behind a student developer community: club APIs, Discord bots, and tools that make organizing easier.
THE TOOL WALL
I build AI agents, context layers, and model harnesses, with product engineering around them. Pick a tool to see where it went.
Tailwind CSS
Hugging Face
TensorFlow
NumPy
pandas
LangChain
FastAPI
Express
PostgreSQL
MongoDB
Redis
Docker
C / C++
JupyterHabits, not libraries, so there’s nothing to count.
Logos are trademarks of their owners, shown to name the tools I use. No endorsement is implied. Redis is a registered trademark of Redis Ltd.; any rights therein are reserved to Redis Ltd. Git logo by Jason Long, CC BY 3.0. HTML5 logo by W3C, CC BY 3.0.
AFTER HOURS · A LITTLE COMPANY
A song while I build. A familiar episode while I unwind. Some things are better on repeat.
LINER NOTES · THE ONE I MADE
I tried music production, and this is something I made. Lately, I’ve been listening to a lot of Fred again.., with Tollywood always in the mix.
A lot of repeat listens lately.
Always part of the mix.
Loads YouTube when you choose to watch.
OutdoorsField notes
A new city. A good hike. Something worth stopping to look at.
Photography is another part of my life.
Landscape. A wide frame holds the path and the sky in one look. You notice where the light falls, and what leads the eye across the walk.
On foot
Hiking belongs in my life alongside the things I make. The valley here takes its inspiration from Yosemite.
I love exploring cities, too. This part of my world connects the trail with the Bay and the places I spend my evenings.
Still ahead
I want to visit the places in California that inspired the macOS names. A very me way of planning an adventure.
Collection to come
I’ve taken photographs over the years, and I’ll be bringing a selection here. A place for the world as I’ve seen it.
Things I build. Details I notice.
A few thoughts from away from the desk.
SOMETHING GOOD COULD START HERE
An idea, a project, a detail you can’t stop thinking about. I like talking to people who want to make something.
Rather write elsewhere? srisubspace@gmail.com · LinkedIn
FOR THE CURIOUS
There are a few Easter eggs tucked into this world. No score to chase. Just a reason to look a little closer.
A small console. A few hidden corners. Type a command, or pick one below.
Your collection stays on this device. Anonymous discoveries also leave a little note for me.
THE CONVERSATION CONTINUES
Find me around the internet.
The places where the work and the conversations keep going.