Hello.

I’m Suryash — an applied physics and computer science graduate interested in building software that connects computation to the physical world.

My work spans interactive simulation, XR, machine learning, scientific visualization, and experimental tools.

I’ve built physics simulations used in Cornell classrooms, worked on spatial and wearable computing prototypes, explored reinforcement learning through simulation, and contributed performance improvements to Apple’s MLX.

I’m most interested in problems where software lets us observe, model, interact with, or understand something that would otherwise be difficult to see.

Available for: Research collaborations
thesuryash@gmail.comsm2868@cornell.eduGitHubLinkedInScholar

XR, Unity, Physics Simulations, Machine Learning, Apple MLX, Quantum Computing, Creative Technologist.

Suryash Malviya
RésuméXRupdated March 28, 2026PDFAI / MLupdated March 28, 2026PDFQuantum computingupdated March 28, 2026PDF
What I actually use

Core Tools

Unity (XR/Physics Simulation)Git & GitHubFusion 360 / CAD DesignBlender / 3D Asset IntegrationDocker & Dev Environments

Programming & Computational Science

Python (NumPy, Matplotlib, Qiskit, MLX)C# (Unity Scripting)CUDA / GPU ProgrammingMachine Learning / LLM ResearchQuantum Computing (Qiskit, AerSimulator)

Hardware & Fabrication

3D Printing & PrototypingArduino / Embedded SystemsOptics & Sensor InstrumentationElectronics Testing & Integration

Research & Technical Communication

Scientific Writing & PublicationData Visualization & AnalysisCurriculum Design / Educational TechPublic Presentations & Demos
Where I've worked
August 2022 – August 2023

Creative Technology Specialist — Ithaca College IT

Delivered technical and creative support to campus media projects; helped establish infrastructure later expanded into the Makerspace program.

August 2022 – Present

Physics Researcher — Ithaca College Physics & Astronomy Department

Conducted research in physics education, environmental physics, astronomy, and optics; collaborated with multiple professors across subfields and contributed to ongoing publications.

September 2022 – March 2023

Secretary — Astronomy Club, Ithaca College

Organized events and outreach activities promoting astrophysics engagement on campus.

December 2022 – January 2023

Technical Services Assistant — Physics & Astronomy Department, Ithaca College

Designed and fabricated components for a superconductivity exhibit for the World Science Festival using Fusion 360 and 3D printing.

January 2023 – May 2024

Learning Assistant — Ithaca College Physics & Astronomy Department

Supported instruction in the ‘Stars, Galaxies, and the Universe’ course; assisted with demonstrations and student engagement.

May 2023 – August 2023

Ithaca College Summer Scholar — Ithaca College Physics & Astronomy Department

Worked on astrophotography and CCD instrumentation under Prof. Matthew Price; applied 3D design and fabrication for observational tools.

August 2023 – Present

Senior Makerspace Technology Specialist — Ithaca College IT&A

Lead technical operations in the Makerspace; support student and faculty projects in fabrication, 3D printing, media production, and hardware prototyping.

September 2023 – May 2024

TAES Learning Coach — Ithaca College Mathematics Department

Provided academic coaching for non-physics majors in introductory physics; emphasized conceptual understanding and communication across disciplines.

June 2024 – Present

Creative Specialist — Cornell Creative Technology Lab

Developing immersive training content using Uptale.io for the Cornell NanoScale Facility and interactive Unity simulations for Physics E&M under the Center for Teaching Innovation.

August 2024 – Present

CS Researcher — Ithaca College

Worked with Prof. Ali Erkan and Prof. Venkata Govindarajan on dynamic programming pedagogy and GPU-based large language models; co-authored a publication and contributed merged code to Apple’s MLX repository.

August 2025 – Present

Head of Philanthropy — Society of Physics Students Chapter, Ithaca College

Collaborating with academic organizations to promote physics education and outreach.