I’m a builder focused on mechanical engineering, algorithmic trading, embedded systems, and project design.
A concise introduction with enough personality to feel real, while still leaving room for projects and visuals to carry the portfolio.
I’m Atharva Patil, a mechanical engineering student interested in solving technical problems across physical systems and finance. I like building things that are practical, analytical, and performance-driven—whether that means design work, embedded prototypes, simulations, or quantitative tools.
Use this page as your personal base at theatharvapatil.com. The sections below already support featured projects, image-driven cards, a simple gallery, and clear navigation. You can replace the placeholder copy and visuals with your actual work whenever you’re ready.
This section already includes a tabbed layout so you can separate engineering, finance, and systems projects without making the homepage feel crowded.
Use this card for a design project, prototype, or analysis build. Add a short explanation of the problem, your approach, and the result.
Perfect for a solver, MATLAB analysis, or physics-heavy project where you want one clean graphic and a concise summary.
Good for capstone-style work, testing rigs, physical prototypes, or product-oriented engineering projects with photos.
Describe a strategy, backtest framework, or data pipeline with a few sharp lines on logic, evaluation, and edge.
Use this slot for pricing models, volatility work, or risk analysis tools you want to present in a cleaner portfolio format.
Ideal for visual tools, scanning systems, or any project that blends code, data, and decision-making.
Use this for sensor systems, controls work, firmware projects, or mechatronics builds where function matters as much as form.
A strong fit for internal tools, automation apps, AI agents, or technical workflows you want to present professionally.
For projects that combine mechanical work, software, controls, and data into one polished case study.
These blocks are already styled for photos, renders, screenshots, or project visuals. Just replace the image URLs with your own files or hosted links.