Hello from New York!
I'm a software developer, data scientist, Computer Vision enthusiast, and a budding visual artist. I graduated from Stony Brook University with a masters in Computer Science and currently work at Amazon in NYC.   



To unwind from worldly chaos I like reading Non-fiction (or watching Sci-Fi), writing blog articles, trying out some 3D Rendering in Blender, scrolling through History, sketching and painting, and learning the Violin. I feel influenced by French language and culture, and took some french classes at The French Institute Alliance Française de New York. I like reading about Art History, listening to my favorite radio channels - Classical Radio Boston and WNYC. I am also trying to teach myself Blender for 3D Design, and some UI/UX.


My mom and dad, despite being physically challenged, worked hard to send me and my brother to the most expensive private school in the town. I take pride in that. I am grateful to have been blessed with such great parents. In 2016, I was selected for the prestigious IIT-Bombay Fellowship Awards and later the same year got accepted to 8 out of 10 grad schools I applied to, including Northeastern University, University of Florida, Vanderbilt University, NYU & Arizona State University. I chose to attend SBU for its awesome campus, competitive crowd and rigorous curriculum.


I was born in the city of Aligarh, India - "The city of Locks". I learnt 4 languages (English, Hindi, Urdu & Sanskrit) at my school, and I'm already learning fifth (French). I want to travel the world and capture it as I see it from my lens.


Here are a few links for you to explore more about me:

  • My Personal Portfolio - which I hardly update - alivcor.github.io
  • My Blog - abhinandandubey.github.io - Tech Articles, Computer Vision, Philosophical Articles and other stuff.
  • Vétiver - My mother's (who graduated summa cum-laude in Fine Arts at her Grad School) and my paintings (hardly updated right now)
  • GradMint - With over a 1000 users and organically growing, GradMint is a free to use online platform that focuses on using modern data-driven AI engines to predict admission results and streamlining the grad school application process.
  • My Google Scholar Profile
  • Any of the social media links (except Twitter, which I barely use) on the top-right corner.