About

Vedika Kulkarni is a highly motivated and passionate computer science student currently working as a Research Intern at the Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati. She has a strong research-oriented background and is enthusiastic about exploring new ideas. Vedika has worked in various areas such as Blockchain, Networks and Security, and Computer Architecture. Vedika has a strong academic background and has been actively involved in research projects. She has contributed to various papers that have been accepted and presented at international conferences. Her recent contribution titled 'Packet Header Attack by Hardware Trojan in NoC based TCMP and its Impact Analysis' has been accepted at the very competitive peer-reviewed international symposium NOCS2021. She has also worked as a Research Intern at New York-based startup Blockdeliver, where she worked on decentralising CDN networks using Blockchain and building future web content delivery systems. Vedika is aware of her responsibility as an engineer towards the global society and has undertaken timely tech projects such as the CoroMed, during COVID-19. She has also been a volunteer at organizations like Pune's Clean Taljai Organization and Nivara Vriddhashram, Pune. Vedika is particularly motivated to work for the betterment of the rural society, not just in India but around the globe. Teaching is one of Vedika's hobbies, and she pursues it by being involved with different institutes in and out of Pune. She is also a western dance, poetry, and painting enthusiast. Vedika's technical skills include research, Blockchain, Web, infra, AI, and Decentralised systems. She has relevant experience of 1.19 years.