Anant Gupta

I’m a Junior majoring in Computer Science at the University of Minnesota focused on building the systems that power the next generation of intelligent software.

On the research side, I work on the BOOM project, where I develop Rust-based middleware and observability tooling for large-scale astronomical alert pipelines. Systems that process and track high-volume scientific events has given me experience with event-driven architectures, structured data ingestion, analytics pipelines, and the engineering challenges that emerge when reliability matters.

On the product side, I developed Assisto during my internship at NSEdu. More recently, I’ve been building multiple agentic systems and applications that solve my problems. A few are:

• Arc: Self learning platform that improves with time. The platform explores how memory, context, and feedback loops can improve long-term learning outcomes.
• Jarvis: A personal intelligence operating system that combines semantic retrieval, memory architectures, and knowledge graphs to create persistent context across AI agents, tools, and workflows.

Across all of my work, I am fascinated by a single question: How do we build systems that make intelligence cumulative?

I am interested in creating software that extends human capability and transforms information into actionable understanding. Currently seeking opportunities to work on ambitious engineering teams building AI infrastructure, intelligent systems, developer platforms, and technologies that move us closer to truly scalable machine intelligence.