Portfolio / 2026

Chandrasekar Pasumarthi

AI Research · Computer Science · Computer Engineering · Responsible AI

I build systems across AI, software, and hardware, with a growing focus on embedded intelligence, responsible AI, and research-driven engineering.

Featured project

Responsiblize — responsible AI governance.

Responsiblize Intelligence Inc.

Product / AI Governance

Safer, more accountable generative AI for students, families, and schools.

I designed and developed Responsiblize as a Responsible AI platform that combines consent, role-based oversight, usage analytics, prompt classification, and cloud AI. I also explored how this governance model could extend to embedded systems through ESP32 and edge-AI architectures.

01

Identity & Consent

Google and school authentication with student, parent, teacher, and administrator roles.

02

AI Prompt Analysis

Prompt categorization and usage analysis through a policy-aware AI layer.

03

Parent Oversight

Parent visibility into AI usage while preserving appropriate student privacy.

04

School Integration

Teacher and school workflows for classroom AI governance and academic-integrity use cases.

PythonFlaskGoogle OAuth/OIDCGoogle Cloud RunAI APIsESP32Embedded SystemsEdge AIPrompt ClassificationRole-Based Access

Early pilot

45 structured responses

Feedback from students, parents, guardians, and educators helped evaluate usability, oversight, and the perceived value of responsible AI governance.

Ease of use4.80/5100% rated 4 or 5
Understanding AI use4.73/5100% rated 4 or 5
Consent & oversight4.80/5100% rated 4 or 5
Recommendation4.98/544 of 45 gave the top rating
Platform usefulness100%Respondents saw potential value for students and families

Who participated

Parents / Guardians51.1%
Students42.2%
Educators / Other6.7%

Most-valued features

Parent Oversight44.4%
Prompt Organization28.9%
AI-Usage Visibility17.8%
Other8.9%

Feedback → iteration

Participant feedback identified opportunities around parent-configurable monitoring, content capture, additional oversight controls, and stronger parent-teacher coordination.

System architecture

ARCH / 01

Edge-Cloud Responsible AI — NVIDIA Jetson

Edge AI

Local AI classification and policy enforcement combined with cloud LLM reasoning for more complex requests.

Edge-Cloud Responsible AI architecture using NVIDIA Jetson

Preprocessing, classification, safety checks, and policy decisions can be performed locally; advanced reasoning is routed to cloud LLM services.

ARCH / 02

TinyML Responsible AI — ESP32

TinyML

A lightweight embedded architecture that runs local TinyML inference while integrating with the cloud platform.

TinyML Responsible AI architecture using ESP32

The ESP32 handles compact feature processing and TinyML inference while the backend manages authentication, policy decisions, analytics, and cloud LLM communication.

Responsiblize presentation at IEEE CIS Dallas

IEEE CIS Dallas · 2026

Distinguished Speaker

Presented Responsiblize at IEEE CIS Dallas as Distinguished Speaker

Presented Responsiblize as a Distinguished Speaker at the IEEE CIS Dallas Technical Talk Series, “Bridging AI Research and Industry Practice,” hosted at The University of Texas at Dallas.

The presentation shared Responsiblize's approach to responsible AI governance, including consent, oversight, transparency, and safer adoption of generative AI.

View IEEE Certificate
View IEEE event recap

Selected work

Things I've built.

Research

Research and learning timeline.

2026

UT High School Research Academy

Research experience at UT Austin.

2026

UT Austin Data Science Research Academy

Explored data science and research methods.

2026

UT Dallas, Department of Computer Science

Research Internship in Quantum Computing

2025–2026

Asklena AI Internship

Worked on AI/software projects and data-driven systems.

2024–2025

ACM Research

Biomedical AI and medical imaging research.

Research

Published and applied work.

Credentials

Certifications and programs.

Recognition

Awards and honors.

01

IEEE CIS Dallas — Distinguished Speaker, 2026

02

Battle of the Brains — 1st Place Winner

03

UIL Computer Science — Regional Achievement

04

Lumiere High Honors Award

05

AP Scholar with Distinction

06

National Honor Recognition Program Awardee

07

RCM Flute Level 6 Certification

08

National Merit Scholarship Program (Letter of Commendation)

Outside the classroom

Leadership, service, and interests.

AI/CS Leadership

Led workshops, mentored students, and promoted collaboration in AI and programming.

Community Service

American Red Cross volunteer for 3.5 years and City of Frisco volunteer for 1 year.

Music

Completed Royal Conservatory of Music flute certification through Level 6.

Competitive Swimming

Compete year-round while helping lead practices and mentor younger swimmers.

Journey

How my interests evolved.

A timeline of the experiments, research, and technical work that gradually moved my interests from programming toward computer engineering and AI.

First Curiosity

Elementary School

01 / 08

First Curiosity

I began exploring how technology worked through simple games, puzzles, and early coding curiosity.

Contact

Let’s connect.

I’m always interested in conversations around computer engineering, AI systems, research, and building useful technology.