Arsh
Hashmi.

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What I'm Building.

Active Wing System

A fully autonomous rear wing that shifts its angle of incidence in real time. No driver input, no vehicle integration, entirely self-contained.

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Self-Driving F1 Car

In progress

A go-kart rebuilt into an autonomous platform, from drive-by-wire steering up to full sensor fusion.

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Chassis and drive-by-wire 35%

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Who I am.

Arsh and team at the Michigan quant conference — Team photo after our 2nd place national finish.

Team celebrating at Michigan quant conference — Celebrating the win after final scoring.

Michigan Investment Group, the host and sponsor.

Event sponsors at Michigan quant conference — Top firms supporting the conference.

Team working on quant challenge code — Live coding and strategy iteration during timed rounds.

Arsh Hashmi and Ishmael Lallmahamad standing in front of Emergent signage at Brown University — With Ishmael Lallmahamad in front of the Emergent signage.

Speakers on a panel at the Emergent Tech Startup Conference — Panel discussion with leaders across the AI stack.

Sponsors & partners supporting Emergent.

Brown University Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship building — Hosted at Brown’s Nelson Center for Entrepreneurship.

Conference merch from Emergent Tech Startup Conference — Emergent merch and conference materials.

Competition Highlight

2nd Place Nationally at MIG Quant Conference

University of Michigan · Sponsored and flown out · Team performance across market-making and derivatives simulations.

2nd National Algo 7th Delta Dash 3rd

I'm Arsh, a Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science student at Binghamton chasing a career in motorsport.

I've always liked taking things apart to understand how they work, then trying to build something better. That's what pulled me toward engineering in the first place, and it's the same thing pushing me toward motorsport now. Most of my time goes into the shop or a CAD screen, working through builds from a rough idea to something that actually runs. I've also picked up a few things along the way that don't fit neatly into "engineer": I trade and backtest strategies in Python, and I ran my own business for a few years before college. Right now I'm looking for motorsport, automotive, or R&D internships where I can keep building.

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