I'm passionate about sustainability, STEM education, and using technology to empower others. 

I'm the CEO of a company called Hatch. We're working to democratize software development for the masses. I also love playing basketball, breaking household electronics, working on STEM education policy, and building things to make my life easier. 
What I'm good at: software (C++, HTML/CSS, Javascript, Java), hardware (industrial design, CAD/CFD), sustainability, public speaking.
What I'm not good at: crossword puzzles, talking to girls, dribbling with my left hand.

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Param is the CEO of Hatch, a company working to democratize the entire software development industry. Hatch is a team of 15, venture-backed, and a YC Fellowship company.
At the age of 18, Param founded Ecoviate— a research and development organization focused on redefining consumer sustainability. Ecoviate built a software application that gamified and unified consumer sustainability. The company also worked on a handful of initiatives to bring consumer adoption of green technologies. 
At the age of 13, Param invented the EcoTube, a patented device that reduces carbon emissions from the exhaust of motor vehicles. Since then, he has worked with some of the large automotive manufacturers to holistically reduce carbon emissions from the transportation space. This includes commercializing bio-active carbon filtration, innovating bio-fuel preparation, and designing highly effective bio-reactors. 
Param dropped out of Vanderbilt University, where he studied Mechanical Engineering & Economics. A proud member of the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity. 
He currently serves on several advisory boards to facilitate STEM education policy around the country.