Hi, it's me Pavan

A thought from my mind (not from any AI 😊):

Across distant planets 🪐, I wonder if love might exist between different species 👽, similar to the connection we see between parents and children on Earth.

But I also wonder if Justice is present in those worlds.

Do you think love is a more universal concept than justice?

About Me

Passionate software engineer who thrives on solving problems through code. When not immersed in technology, I am a dedicated sports enthusiast, constantly pushing my physical boundaries. Additionally, I find joy in the creative process of cooking, experimenting with flavors and techniques to create delicious dishes. Together, these diverse interests fuel my curiosity and drive for continuous growth.

Skills

Website Design & Website Development

  • Responsive Design

Front-End Development (.NET):

  • Angular
  • ASP.NET MVC

Back-End Development and Databases:

  • Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS)
  • PowerBI & Reporting Services
  • SSRS

UNITY 3D

  • Unity3D
  • Blender (for 3D modeling)
  • Animation Principles
  • Playmaker (Visual Scripting)
  • Dialogue Systems

Version Control and Collaboration

  • Git & GitHub
  • Collaboration Tools - Teams, Jira.

Projects

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My Portfolio Website

This is my personal portfolio website showcasing my skills and projects. Created using Html, Css, Js, Formspree, embed-map.

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Brewarrina Unity 3D

An immersive Unity game that delivers an interactive storytelling experience. The main objective was to craft an engaging interface that enables users to connect uniquely with the narrative. The story revolves around the Brewarrina Aboriginal Fish Traps, culturally significant heritage-listed structures located on the Barwon River in Brewarrina, New South Wales, Australia. These traps are also referred to as Baiame's Ngunnhu, Nonah, or Nyemba Fish Traps.

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Diyari Koolchee Unity 3D

This ball-throwing and hitting game was played by the Diyari people from near Lake Eyre in South Australia. The balls were called koolchee.
This mini-game/skill activity is named for the Diyari people who played the game of koolchee.

PLAY ONLINE

PLAY STORE DOWNLOAD

Hobbies

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