Saurish Uddaraju

I’m a Rutgers University Computer Science student (BS, expected graduation 2028) with a 3.72 GPA, focused on turning research ideas into working software. I enjoy combining structured problem-solving with creative experimentation, especially where AI, ethics, and real-world constraints meet.

Right now, I’m authoring a research paper on Chapter 11 Bankruptcy & Non-Adjusting Creditors (Princeton Law Journal), analyzing the Absolute Priority Rule (APR) by integrating economic theory and legal analysis. I’m also a student researcher in the Rutgers Research Initiative, where I design multi-agent simulation frameworks to study strategic interactions and ethical decision-making stability using game-theoretic models like Nash equilibria.

On the engineering side, I built an “AI Study Assistant Web Application” that processes PDFs and PowerPoint slides to generate structured study cheat sheets and personalized pop quizzes. I implemented NLP pipelines to extract, summarize, and organize key concepts into condensed learning materials, and I’m continuing to develop my full-stack skills through Python and Java (in progress).

I strengthen my impact through campus and team-based work: I’ve led UI/UX redesign efforts in Figma as an Operations Intern at Rise NJ, and I participate in USACS, Whitehatters (WCSC) for CTFs involving cryptography and vulnerability analysis, and IEEE Computer Society discussions on AI and software engineering best practices. My goal is to join teams that value project-based learning, clear evaluation, and thoughtful, ethical outcomes in AI systems.